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Publications by Alternative Regionalisms

  • Ireland vote NO for us on 31 May
    May 2012

    Solidarity actions are organised across Europe asking the Irish to vote NO for all Europeans in their referendum on the austerity treaty.

  • For a different Europe
    May 2012

    There is a need for a strong and coordinated European effort to decisively end the attack on welfare and democracy and to make alternatives a reality.

  • EU in crisis - another Europe is possible
    May 2012
    Alternative Regionalisms

    A new Pan-European network to fight against the EU's austerity policies and support a fairer, greener, more democratic Europe has been launched in Brussels, following two days of discussion and debate at CEO's conference on the EU in Crisis.

  • The European crisis through the lens of financialisation
    May 2012
    Antonio Tricarico

    The financial sector through the Euro crisis hopes to further extract wealth from public sectors, driven by its goal to commodify the whole economy and nature itself.

  • Mr. Walden Bello, Member of Philippine Parliament, denied entry to Belgium
    May 2012

    A statement regarding the treatment of Walden Bello upon arriving at Zaventem airport.

  • AEPF9 Call for Participation
    April 2012

    A call to social movements, frontline communities and campaigning networks, and progressive NGOs, academics and parliamentarians across Asia and Europe.

  • NO to the EU - Colombia/Peru Free Trade Agreement
    April 2012
    Alternative Regionalisms

    Call on your MEP to oppose EU's proposed Free Trade Agreements with Colombia, Peru and Central America because they will undermine human rights, increase unemployment and put corporate profits above human needs.

     

  • Contribution to the Sub-Committee on the Referendum on the EU Treaty
    April 2012
    Andy Storey

    It is clear that voices all across Europe and beyond, and from all across the political spectrum, are opposed to this treaty.  Many are urging the Irish people to reject it and, if given the chance, would be campaigning for its rejection by referendum in their own countries.

  • The Fiscal Compact on European Budget Discipline
    April 2012
    Heikki Patomäki

    European political leaders and the institutions of the European Union have reacted to the Euro crisis by creating conditional debt packages, in cooperation with the IMF (International Monetary Fund). Such “aid packages” typically prescribe severe austerity measures, similar to the structural adjustment programmes applied to many troubled developing countries, especially since the 1980s. The results have rarely been a success. 2

     

  • The choice for Greece: a post-modern coup or a new kind of society?
    March 2012
    Alex Nunns

    "Every few months there is an event that is more than a demonstration but less than a revolt. And every time it gets bigger.”