A Europe of Capital / Kenneth Haar

Public ISBD Titre : A Europe of Capital Titre original : Une Europe du capital Type de document : texte imprimé Auteurs : Kenneth Haar, Auteur ; Ada-Charlotte Regelmann, Préfacier, etc. ; NatSue, Illustrateur Editeur : Stuttgart [Allemagne] : Rosa-Luxembourg-Stiftung Année de publication : 2024 Importance : 319 p. Présentation : ill. en coul. Note générale : Notes Langues : Anglais (eng) Langues originales : Anglais (eng) Catégories : [OBSARM] Economie - Ecologie - Energie - Développement durable - Relations Internationales:Economie - sociale - Développement [OBSARM] Europe:Généralités Tags : "Europe (2024)  lobbyistes d'entreprise  élaboration des politiques  pouvoir financier  pouvoir des banques  démocratie  droits sociaux  bureaucratie du commerce  marchands de la mort  climat:développement économique" Index. décimale : 940 Histoire générale de l'Europe Résumé : 30,000 lobbyists…and counting. The sheer number of corporate lobbyists that influence EU policy-making, and the financial firepower available to them, constitute a challenge to democracy, social rights, peace and the planet. In this book, lobbying researcher and campaigner Kenneth Haar explores how corporate representatives have shaped the institutional foundations of the EU. He examines how they inscribed their vision into its fundamental principles, constructing a “European competition state,” marginalising concern for the common good, and generating an enormous democratic deficit. The author brings a wealth of material and his long-standing expertise to bear on a range of policy areas, from trade to big tech, from patents to weapons deals, from the European Monetary Union to climate, and more. To tackle the core elements of the EU’s democratic deficit, “A Europe of Capital” calls for a change that reflects contemporary political and class struggles, and a shift towards a systemic alternative to the competition model currently in place – one that puts democracy, sustainability and prosperity for “the many” at the centre. “A Europe of Capital” is a rich resource for everyone looking to understand the workings of corporate interest representation in the EU, both in general and in a range of policy areas. It provides a comprehensive, clear-eyed and unflattering assessment of what has become of the EU, where it is headed, and how to guide it in a direction that prioritises people over profit. Permalink : https://documentation.obsarm.info/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=7165 A Europe of Capital = Une Europe du capital [texte imprimé] / Kenneth Haar, Auteur ; Ada-Charlotte Regelmann, Préfacier, etc. ; NatSue, Illustrateur . - Stuttgart [Allemagne] : Rosa-Luxembourg-Stiftung, 2024 . - 319 p. : ill. en coul. Notes Langues : Anglais (eng) Langues originales : Anglais (eng) Catégories : [OBSARM] Economie - Ecologie - Energie - Développement durable - Relations Internationales:Economie - sociale - Développement [OBSARM] Europe:Généralités Tags : "Europe (2024)  lobbyistes d'entreprise  élaboration des politiques  pouvoir financier  pouvoir des banques  démocratie  droits sociaux  bureaucratie du commerce  marchands de la mort  climat:développement économique" Index. décimale : 940 Histoire générale de l'Europe Résumé : 30,000 lobbyists…and counting. The sheer number of corporate lobbyists that influence EU policy-making, and the financial firepower available to them, constitute a challenge to democracy, social rights, peace and the planet. In this book, lobbying researcher and campaigner Kenneth Haar explores how corporate representatives have shaped the institutional foundations of the EU. He examines how they inscribed their vision into its fundamental principles, constructing a “European competition state,” marginalising concern for the common good, and generating an enormous democratic deficit. The author brings a wealth of material and his long-standing expertise to bear on a range of policy areas, from trade to big tech, from patents to weapons deals, from the European Monetary Union to climate, and more. To tackle the core elements of the EU’s democratic deficit, “A Europe of Capital” calls for a change that reflects contemporary political and class struggles, and a shift towards a systemic alternative to the competition model currently in place – one that puts democracy, sustainability and prosperity for “the many” at the centre. “A Europe of Capital” is a rich resource for everyone looking to understand the workings of corporate interest representation in the EU, both in general and in a range of policy areas. It provides a comprehensive, clear-eyed and unflattering assessment of what has become of the EU, where it is headed, and how to guide it in a direction that prioritises people over profit. Permalink : https://documentation.obsarm.info/opac_css/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=7165

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Code-barres	Cote	Support	Localisation	Section	Disponibilité
EG940HAA	EG-940 HAA	Livre	Bibliothèque CDRPC	EUROPE	Exclu du prêt

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