Marcus Ampe
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Category Archives: Poverty
Blow to legitimacy of the capitalist system
It is acknowledged by serious bourgeois economists that the global economic crisis — the worst since the 1930s—has dealt a devastating blow to the international legitimacy of the capitalist system. Protecting the ones who harmed many After Word War II … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Dagboek = Diary, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Agriculture, American Colonists, Capitalism, Child Labour, Community, Death, Europe, European Union, Exploitation, Globalization, Great Depression, Human Traffick, Iindustrial Production, Joseph Pilates, Kounovsky technique, Lust, Market-economy, Money, Old World, Opportunities, Pilates technique, Profits, Ruling Class, Sexual Exploitation, Soviet Union, Unemployment, United States, Violence
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Students in the USA left in the cold
How many Americans are aware that the future which lies in the hands of the next generation is facing undeserved difficulties to get them to the end of a degree which makes the difference? Last week, the U.S. Department of … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Affordable housing, Beaverton School District, Detroit, Georgia, Homeless Children, Homelessness, Houston, Kentucky, McKinney–Vento Homeless Assistance Act, Michigan, Mississippi, Oregon, Trading, United States, United States Department of Housing and Urban Development, United States of America, US Department of Education, Utah, West Virginia, Youngsters
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Demonizing families in poverty and misleading actions
Just in between the articles on the Judeo-Christian values some news of the day (before it gets to old news): Paul Ryan insisted that under a Romney presidency, they would repeal all of Obamacare. Not keep the things that work … Continue reading
Posted in News and Politics, Poverty, Thoughts of others
Tagged Contraception, Health care, Mitt Romney, Obama administration, Obamacare, Patient Protection, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Paul Ryan, Tax Cuts, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, United States of America, Wheaton College
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Capitalism downfall
Today’s 1% are squeezing the blood out of the middle class, creating conditions of predictable eco collapse. In 2009 the American political writer, historian, and culture critic, Michael Parenti wrote that after the overthrow of communist governments in Eastern Europe, … Continue reading
Posted in Crisis, Economy, Environment and Ecology, Poverty
Tagged Africa, Belgium, Capitalism, corporate hegemony, Corporation, Democracy, Democratic Society, Earth, Eastern Europe, Great Britain, Latin America, Liberalism, Living Wage, Michael Parenti, Middle East, Neoliberal Free Markets, Poverty, Profit, United States
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Economics and Degradation
Paul Anderson writes: “Aristotle asked how we as political animals could create and design institutions which assure survival with ‘some measure of the good life in it’. Although the scope of Aristotle’s question was that of the city, the question … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Environment and Ecology, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Aristotle, Business, China, Communism, Communism in China, Communist state, Democracy, Economic, Economics, Environment, Environmental Problems, Market, Marxism, Occupy Wall Street, Politics, Socialism, Tobin tax
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European Year for combating poverty spurred mobilisation and commitment
European Year for combating poverty spurred mobilisation and commitment: focus must now shift to delivery 15/03/2012 The European Commission adopted a report on the implementation and results of the European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion 2010. The report … Continue reading
To Work Longer or Die Younger
After the official opening on 18 – 19 January 2012 in Copenhagen (Denmark), the 7th of March the events and measures were launched for the 2012: European Year for Active Ageing … and Solidarity between Generations in the buildings of … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged 1950s, 1960s, 1980s, Active Ageing, Baby boomer, Belgium, Brussels, Canada, Consumption, Employement, Employment, European Commission, European Foundation Centre (EFC), European Union, Golden Sixties, Great Britain, Handicapped Law, Industrial Revolution, Law Cooreman De Cleck, Netherlands, Old age, Pension, Pension and Saving-fund, Pension Plan, Quality of Life, Retirement, Saving, Social Circumstances, Social Security, Stress, Unemployment, Willem Drees
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1985-2012 Poverty in Europe
From bad to worse The number of poor people in Europe had increased from 38 million in 1975 to 44 million in 1985. {Interim report on the 2° European Poverty Programme – EU Commission 1989} But soon this figure went … Continue reading
Posted in Poverty, Welfare and Health
Tagged Baltic states, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Europe 2020, European Social Fund, European Union, Eurostat, Eurozone, Greece, Italy, Material deprivation, Mediterranean states, Member state of the European Union, Netherlands, Portugal, Poverty, Romania, Slovenia, social exclusion, Social Welfare System, Spain, Unemployment, United Kingdom, work
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