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by Frank Schnittger
Fri May 6th, 2016 at 02:41:36 PM EST
After 70 days of Political paralysis in Ireland, Enda Kenny has become the first Fine Gael Taoiseach to be re-elected to that role, and also the first leader of a country that underwent a Troika bail-out programme to be re-elected to government. However his election today, by 59 votes to 49 with 50 abstentions, underlines the weakness of his political position. His government will be made up of 50 Fine Gael TDs (Members of Parliament) and a rag bag of independents who can rarely agree on anything and it is anyone's guess how long his new Government can survive.
Crucially, his government will be dependent on Fianna Fail abstaining on issues of confidence and of finance as provided for in their Confidence and Supply arrangement, but there is no guarantee that his government will be able to secure a parliamentary majority on anything else. Fianna Fail and the independents have managed to secure commitments to additional measures and spending commitments amounting to about 6.75bn per annum by 2021 - an increase which is within the "fiscal space" identified by the outgoing Government between expected revenues and the Irish Government's commitments under the Stability and Growth Pact.
However there are also many challenges that may shorten the life of this government considerably, including the continuing disagreements over the future of water charges, many industrial relations disputes centred on reversing austerity cuts to wages, and the fall-out, should it happen, from a UK vote to exit the EU. The full Programme for Government runs to 150 pages and represents a small shift in political priorities from austerity and economic adjustment to meeting unmet needs in housing, healthcare, education, and rural infrastructure. A citizens' convention will also be set up to examine the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution, which gives equal rights to a mother and her unborn child, with a view to liberalising Ireland's highly restrictive abortion regime.
by Frank Schnittger
Wed May 4th, 2016 at 01:30:38 PM EST
The two major parties in Ireland, Fine Gael (25% support at last election) and Fianna Fail (24%) have finally, after over two months, come to an agreement which will allow Fine Gael to form a minority government with the support of a handful of independent or small party members of parliament. The agreement stipulates that Fianna Fail will abstain on major confidence and financial votes in the Dail (Irish Parliament) for roughly the next three years but retains the right to vote down or introduce legislation on other matters. Such an arrangement became unavoidable when Sinn Fein, Labour and the Anti-Austerity Alliance/People before profit parties all refused to coalesce with either Fine Gael or Fianna Fail.
by Frank Schnittger
Sat Apr 30th, 2016 at 12:46:07 PM EST
Dear Sir,
Your correspondent, Donald Clarke, (My 10 cents on newspaper comments sections, Fri. 22nd. April) takes advantage of a suspension of readers comments on Irishtimes.com to have a whinge at, yes, you guessed it, reader comments on newspapers.
He has discovered, apparently to his shock and horror, that many reader comments are rude, abusive, or ill-informed. He wants to read the views of expert columnists, under the supervision of wise editors, and not the drivellings of the great unwashed.
Fair enough, but no one is forcing him to scroll down the page to the comments section.
Strangely enough, my experience has been almost the exact opposite. Formal newspaper columnists tend to dish out the same ideas, again and again, in a number of different guises on different topics.
You can generally predict what the writer is going to say on any given topic if you are familiar with his or her previous work. Sometimes their articles amount to little more than the witterings of old farts...
Readers comments, on the other hand, are often a joy to behold: witty, informed, controversial, outspoken - without the "both siderism" , equivocation, and faux objectivity so often characteristic of their supposed betters on staff.
Of course there are also those comments which cross the line into unacceptable personal abuse, but most commenting systems have functionality to report those comments and exclude them from the discourse.
Some commenting systems even become largely self-regulating by enabling fellow readers to downrate and exclude a comment where a number of readers have found it to be offensive.
Other commenting systems allow readers to promote other readers' comments they have found to particularly incisive or informative to a more prominent position at the top of the comments section.
The Guardian recently did a study which found that of their ten most abused authors, 8 were women, 6 were non-white, three were gay and two were of a non Christian religion. (Note to arithmetic nitpickers: an author can belong to several categories!)
Of course this is unacceptable. In total, 2% of their 140 million comments to date were deemed to violate their community standards and were eliminated from the discourse.
Adding commenting and blogging functionality to irishtimes.com has, in my view, been one of the great enhancements of your digital offering. I often find the comments more enlightening than the lead article. Frequently they correct errors that the lead author has made, hopefully, before the article has made it to print.
The Irishtimes.com thus gets free content, free fact checking, free marketing feedback on what its readers like, read, and think, and more readers as a wider community engages with the Irish Times and with each other.
What's not to "like"?
by Frank Schnittger
Wed Apr 27th, 2016 at 08:54:50 AM EST
In Political Paralysis in Ireland? I wrote about the inconclusive outcome to the Irish general election of February 2016 and predicted that we were in for a prolonged period of Kabuki theatre where the major parties, Fine Gael and Fianna Fail, would be dancing around each other without holding hands and with everyone else trying to force the unwilling couple to mate.
It is now over two months since that election, and I have revisited that diary on occasion to see if an update was required and concluded that no, nothing much new was really happening. Fianna Fail have been anxious to avoid the fate of minority partners in previous Irish coalition Governments which traditionally get hammered at the next election. So a straightforward coalition which would have provided a large working majority was out of the question.
In addition, the lack of an ideological distinction between Fine Gael and Fianna Fail only seemed to magnify the personality and trust issues between them. Fintan O'Toole, channeling Sigmund Freud, calls it the narcissism of minor difference.
Jonathan Swift, who got there before Freud, has a vicious conflict in Gullivers Travels, between the Big-Endians, who break their boiled eggs at the larger point, and Little-Endians who break theirs at the smaller one.
Instead of a straightforward coalition, it now looks as if we are going to get a minority Fine Gael government with a small rag bag of Independent and small parties kept on life support by Fianna Fail abstaining on major votes of confidence. Whether this strategy succeeds in allowing Fianna Fail to escape the blame for unpopular Government decisions remains to be seen. I can see Sinn Fein and the other opposition parties and independents excoriating them at every turn for maintaining in office a widely unpopular Government with only a 25-30% base of support.
Things have come to this sorry pass because the only alternative was another General Election, a la Spain, with no guarantee of a very different outcome. This was the scenario feared by all because there was no way of telling whom the electorate might blame for the impasse. The last General election in February had resulted in a huge protest vote for all sorts of parties and independents few of whom had any intention of joining a Government as a minority partner.
by Frank Schnittger
Wed Apr 27th, 2016 at 08:50:23 AM EST
Given that it is the great Bard's 400th. Anniversary, a Shakespearean soliloquy seems apposite. What are the arguments for and against a British exit from the EU, and what are the views of European Tribune contributors on the subject?
President Obama has just swung by on his way back from being snubbed in Saudi Arabia, before giving Merkel some much needed succour on the refugee problem. His emphatic endorsement of Britain staying within the EU inspired Brexit lead campaigner Boris Johnson to the heights of Trumpian abuse.
Basically Obama said Britain should stay in the EU to maximise its global influence, and suggested that the UK would have to go to the back of the queue if it wanted bi-lateral trade deals post Brexit. And in case anyone should think that Obama is on the way out and therefor cannot speak for the USA on this issue, it should be noted that Eight former Republican and Democratic Treasury Secretaries have just written a letter endorsing his point of view.
This struck at the heart of the Brexit case - which has always maintained that Britain could have all the benefits of EU market access, without the costs of EU membership. Britain, the argument goes, is so important in its own right, that other countries including the rump EU Block would be falling over themselves to cut bilateral trade deals with a newly independent UK.
by Frank Schnittger
Wed May 4th, 2016 at 06:59:26 AM EST
NB This post does not seek to represent the official views of RJS Limited.
One of my few remaining active responsibilities post retirement is to act as a voluntary director and community representative on the Board of Restorative Justice Services Ltd., a charity funded by the Probation Service of Department of Justice. As such, I am somewhat constrained in what I can say on the subject, and in particular, must avoid using confidential or privileged information. However one of our roles is to act as an advocacy group for restorative justice in Ireland, and it is in that spirit that I offer the following summary (based largely on internal documents) of what is being done in the area of restorative justice in Ireland, and particularly in the greater Dublin area.
Restorative justice is defined in National Commission on Restorative Justice Final Report (2009) (PDF) "as a victim-sensitive response to criminal offending, which, through engagement with those affected by a crime, aims to make amends for the harm that has been caused to victims and communities and which facilitates offender rehabilitation and integration into society".
We see restorative justice as complementary to the punitive or retributive criminal justice system and we manage the process entirely under the supervision of the Courts service and the Department of justice. There is in Ireland, at present, no statutory basis for our service and as such participation is entirely at the discretion of the relevant Judge, the offender and the victim. The service generally intervenes pre-sentencing and is focused on offender rehabilitation and harm reduction with a view to reducing re-offending and the impact of crime on victims and the wider community.
Diary rescue - Frank Schnittger
by Frank Schnittger
Tue Apr 26th, 2016 at 01:33:43 PM EST
The 337 articles I have posted on the European Tribune since Wed Nov 28th. 2007 are grouped somewhat arbitrarily under the 12 headings below with the latest listed first.
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7. US Politics (58)
8. Global economics, politics, foreign policy and war. (15)
9. Sport (11)
10. Personal Topics (19)
11. The European Tribune, Blogging and the Internet (13)
12. Just having a laugh (5)
Stories are listed only once even though many could have been listed under several headings. For direct access to a story please click on the titles in blue below.
by Frank Schnittger
Thu Mar 10th, 2016 at 07:36:13 PM EST
The recent Irish general election resulted in an outcome that is unlikely to lead to the formation of a stable government. Ireland thus joins a number of countries such as Spain and Slovakia which have had inconclusive elections in response to the austerity policies of recent times. Governments have not been re-elected, but neither have coherent alternative governments been formed. Fine Gael, the main Government party, got 25% of the first preference vote (-11% compared to 2011), and won just 50 seats (-26 since 2011). They are still the largest party but fell far short of the 79 seats required for an overall majority. Their erstwhile coalition partners, Labour, were close to being annihilated gaining just 7% of the vote (- 13%) and 7 seats (- 30).
Fianna Fail, the previous ruling party unceremoniously booted out of power at the 2011 general election for presiding over the bank bail-out and economic collapse made something of a comback, gaining 24% of the first preference vote (+7%) and 44 seats (+20). However they have ruled out forming a grand coalition with Fine Gael, the only combination of parties capable of forming a stable government with an overall majority in parliament. Part of the problem is that minority partners in Irish Governments have tended to be severely punished by the electorate at the next election - witness the permanent demise of the the Progressive Democrats in 2009, the temporary demise of the Greens at the last election, and Labour's latest implosion this time around.
The other big winners in the election were Sinn Fein with 14% of the vote (+4%) and 23 seats (+9) and a wide variety of smaller parties - People before Profit/Anti-Austerity Alliance (6 seats, +4), Social Democrats (3, +0), Greens (2, +2) and independents from both the left and right of the political spectrum (23, +9). Most are protest or local candidates with no interest in helping to form a national Government. Collectively most share the traditional wet dream of the left - forcing the two (1922) civil war parties, Fine Gael and Fianna Fail into a grand coalition in order to expose the lack of ideological distinction between them in anticipation of seeing them decimated at the next general election. The expectation is that this would lead to a more "European" left right divide in Irish politics and the prospect of the left attaining majority power at some stage in the not too distant future.
by Frank Schnittger
Wed Jan 20th, 2016 at 08:00:53 PM EST
I've long held the somewhat controversial view that political analysis is only as good as its ability to make verifiable or falsifiable predictions about the future course of events and thus have tended to be impatient with those sorts of "on the one hand, and on the other" analyses which can allow the analyst to claim vindication regardless of the outcome. If nothing else, clear predictions can allow a better understanding of underlying assumptions and a gauging of ones own ignorance.
So here goes, my predictions for 2016, which I am happy to see disputed, and ultimately proved wrong if only to improve my understanding of underlying trends.
by Frank Schnittger
Wed Dec 30th, 2015 at 08:56:48 AM EST
The Irish General Election is expected to be called shortly for the end of February with the Government Parties of Fine Gael (Christian Democrat) and Labour (Socialist) fighting for re-election against Fianna Fail, Sinn Fein and a plethora of Independents and smaller parties who currently make up c. 20% of the seats in the Dail.
The election takes place against a backdrop of significant economic revival with growth for 2015 expected to come in at around 7% of GDP (by far the highest in Europe), unemployment declining from 15.2 to 8.8% since January 2012, the public sector deficit declining from 12% of GDP to a cash balance in 2015, and the Debt/GDP ratio declining from a peak of over 120% to less than 100%.
Ordinarily, such a rapid turnaround in Ireland's economic fortunes could be expected to result in a Government being returned to office, but there are also significant residues of resentment against the Government due to their policies of cutting public expenditure and introducing new taxes such as water charges, property taxes and universal social charges.
In addition, the recovery is still very Dublin centric with many of the more rural parts of the country feeling little benefit. Many families have suffered from unemployment, emigration, depressed wages, higher taxes, homelessness, negative equity and the threat of mortgage foreclosure. Many have also been effected by cuts in social and health services for the sick and disabled.
by Frank Schnittger
Sun Oct 11th, 2015 at 02:11:18 PM EST
OK, I don't want to crow too much but Ireland were unfortunate to win by only 15 points and lose three of their best players to injury - Sexton, O'Connell and O'Mahoney - three of the main leaders of the team. The match confirmed my prior prognostications that Ireland are now a better team than that which won the last two 6 Nations titles. Not only that, but all 8 substitutes played their part and added something positive to the team performance - something that would never have been the case in the past.
For France it is a demoralising defeat, the third time in a row that they have now lost to Ireland - and they have not beaten Ireland in their last five meetings. Ireland had 70% possession and France never looked even close to winning the match never once threatening the Irish try line. Having said all of that, France are still a very good side, and could well embarrass the All Blacks in the quarter-final.
The Quarter final match-ups have now been decided:
South Africa vs. Wales
New Zealand vs. France
Ireland vs. Argentina
Australia versus Scotland
In other words, very much as I predicted with Wales replacing the home nation England. So much for my detractors Eurogreen, Melanchthon et al! That is part of the weakness of Rugby as a world sport: the international pecking order is fairly clearly established and is rarely upset. For all their natural and numerical advantages, France still have some way to go to being a top power in World Rugby.
Having said all that, if O'Connell and Sexton are ruled out of the World Cup, the road ahead will become increasingly difficult for Ireland. Argentina will offer a stern challenge in the quarter final and my prediction that Ireland will proceed to the semi-final is far from a done deal. Nevertheless it has beeen a good week for Irish sport - beating world champions Germany in the European Cup qualifying was another highlight. If things get much better than this, I can see Prime Minister, Enda Kenny, calling a snap general election in November rather than the expected date in early spring...
by Frank Schnittger
Mon Oct 5th, 2015 at 07:32:37 AM EST
England, despite home advantage, have crashed out of the World Cup beaten by their own expectations and two very good Wales and Australia performances. Some crunch matches remain - notably Australia vs. Wales and France vs. Ireland to see who wins their respective pools and thus how, exactly, the quarter-finalists will match up. But the likelihood of an upset is now very small and only Japan, of the Tier 2 nations, have a realistic chance of progressing if they beat the USA and Scotland fail to beat Samoa.
The Quarter-finalists will thus likely be very much as I predicted in Rugby World Cup with Wales replacing England. Hardly a shock result as results between them have tended to be 50:50. What is remarkable is that Wales have achieved this despite losing 6 of their best backs to injury. Good team management, spirit, cohesion and tactical nous still counts for a lot in rugby. However after Australia's convincing win against England, it is hard to bet against them beating Wales and winning the pool. Both France and Ireland have been under-whelming to date, so it will be interesting to see who comes out on top on Sunday 11th. October.
by Frank Schnittger
Thu Sep 24th, 2015 at 01:28:21 PM EST
OK, so I know that Eurotrib.com isn't exactly a hotbed of sports fans, never mind professional rugby fans. But who amongst us is perfect? I've long been an armchair rugby supporter even though my own experience of the game is decidedly limited and mixed. So for the very afew readers here with a passing interest in rugby, what follows is my take on the Rugby World Cup which has just gotten under way.
New Zealand outperforms based on its player numbers because it is the no. 1 sport in New Zealand, and practically defines New Zealand's identity, whereas, say, in Ireland, Rugby is only the no. 3 or 4 sport, behind Gaelic football, Soccer, and Hurling.
4. The other key determinant of playing standard is whether a country can support or participate in a professional club league. New Zealand, South Africa, France and England have their own fully professional indigenous leagues whereas the Celtic Nations, Italy and Australia have a share in multi-national professional leagues.
5. Overall, however, there are only a few hundred fully professional players in even the leading nations, with the vast bulk of the players being amateurs. And even the top professional players only earn in a year what a top soccer player can earn in a week. Players in many nations like the Pacific islands or eastern Europe have to migrate to New Zealand, Australia, France or England to earn a living, and often end up playing international rugby for their adopted country. The advent of professionalism in the 1990's has therefore only served to accentuate the divide between the leading and second tier nations.
So who is going to win this year's tournament? If you can't contain your excitement, please follow me below the divide...
by Frank Schnittger
Wed Jul 22nd, 2015 at 12:46:29 PM EST
Microsoft is one of the most successful corporations in the world, having blazed the trail for personal computing and making its founder, Bill Gates the World's richest man. Windows has become almost ubiquitous on PCs and laptops and MS Office is the office productivity tool of choice for most business and personal users. But what has Microsoft accomplished in the last 20 years beyond leveraging its early mover advantage and dominant position in PC computing? I would argue very little, and I would like to invite you to argue otherwise. But first a little personal personal computing history...
Back around 1990 I was given responsibility for end-user computing in part of the business I was working in, although nobody quite knew what that meant at the time. WordPerfect had just replaced Multimate as the corporate standard word processor, and Lotus 123 was replacing earlier micromodelling programmes used by accountants and other business analysts. The truly adventurous management consultant types started giving management presentations using Lotus Freelance and some had even used DBaseIII for rudimentary database applications.
by Frank Schnittger
Mon Jul 20th, 2015 at 08:56:41 AM EST
Now that the EU has effectively taken over the running of Greece, it follows, logically, that it should also be held responsible for the outcome of its policies. So what happens if Greece goes further into even deeper recession, the debt becomes even more unsustainable, and the "reforms" do not bring about the turnaround in economic performances that neo-liberal economic "theory" says they will?
It's those lazy Greeks of course! It's the untrustworthy left wing Government that didn't implement the reforms properly! And the slightest upward blip in performance will be treated as overwhelming proof that "the reforms are working" whilst the widespread evidence of poverty and decline will be ignored.
And what will the European "left" do then? The maiden speech by 20 year old Scottish MP, Mhairi Black, is instructive (h/t Helen).
Parties which have lost touch with the growing under classes in our societies have no idea what is really going on. Perhaps a "study group" of high ranking politicians will visit Greece; stay in 5 star hotels, listen to a few think tank presentations, talk to a few waiters, and declare all is well.
After all the people living on the street don't vote and don't really count.
Meanwhile Schäuble is playing a clever game. By floating the negotiated Grexit option and declaring his lack of confidence in the "reform" programme, he is insulating himself and his government from criticisms that austerity doesn't work when the economy shrinks further and the debt becomes even more unsustainable. "We told you so", we offered you the Grexit option but you turned us down!
Apparently Schäuble has discovered that debt write-downs aren't legal within the Eurozone. But what about the debt write-down in 2010? Can only banks write down debts? So why were banking debts transformed into sovereign debts then? To make a further write-down impossible? But it was the banks which Greece borrowed from. What the banks did later to lay off their responsibilities isn't Greece's problem.
Meanwhile Merkel is trying to play good cop to Schäuble's bad cop. It's not going well...
by Frank Schnittger
Mon Jul 13th, 2015 at 06:38:45 AM EST
Killing the European Project - The New York Times
Suppose you consider Tsipras an incompetent twerp. Suppose you dearly want to see Syriza out of power. Suppose, even, that you welcome the prospect of pushing those annoying Greeks out of the euro. Even if all of that is true, this Eurogroup list of demands is madness. The trending hashtag ThisIsACoup is exactly right. This goes beyond harsh into pure vindictiveness, complete destruction of national sovereignty, and no hope of relief. It is, presumably, meant to be an offer Greece cant accept; but even so, its a grotesque betrayal of everything the European project was supposed to stand for. Can anything pull Europe back from the brink? Word is that Mario Draghi is trying to reintroduce some sanity, that Hollande is finally showing a bit of the pushback against German morality-play economics that he so signally failed to supply in the past. But much of the damage has already been done. Who will ever trust Germanys good intentions after this? In a way, the economics have almost become secondary. But still, lets be clear: what weve learned these past couple of weeks is that being a member of the eurozone means that the creditors can destroy your economy if you step out of line. This has no bearing at all on the underlying economics of austerity. Its as true as ever that imposing harsh austerity without debt relief is a doomed policy no matter how willing the country is to accept suffering. And this in turn means that even a complete Greek capitulation would be a dead end. Can Greece pull off a successful exit? Will Germany try to block a recovery? (Sorry, but thats the kind of thing we must now ask.) The European project a project I have always praised and supported has just been dealt a terrible, perhaps fatal blow. And whatever you think of Syriza, or Greece, it wasnt the Greeks who did it.
Suppose you consider Tsipras an incompetent twerp. Suppose you dearly want to see Syriza out of power. Suppose, even, that you welcome the prospect of pushing those annoying Greeks out of the euro.
Even if all of that is true, this Eurogroup list of demands is madness. The trending hashtag ThisIsACoup is exactly right. This goes beyond harsh into pure vindictiveness, complete destruction of national sovereignty, and no hope of relief. It is, presumably, meant to be an offer Greece cant accept; but even so, its a grotesque betrayal of everything the European project was supposed to stand for.
Can anything pull Europe back from the brink? Word is that Mario Draghi is trying to reintroduce some sanity, that Hollande is finally showing a bit of the pushback against German morality-play economics that he so signally failed to supply in the past. But much of the damage has already been done. Who will ever trust Germanys good intentions after this?
In a way, the economics have almost become secondary. But still, lets be clear: what weve learned these past couple of weeks is that being a member of the eurozone means that the creditors can destroy your economy if you step out of line. This has no bearing at all on the underlying economics of austerity. Its as true as ever that imposing harsh austerity without debt relief is a doomed policy no matter how willing the country is to accept suffering. And this in turn means that even a complete Greek capitulation would be a dead end.
Can Greece pull off a successful exit? Will Germany try to block a recovery? (Sorry, but thats the kind of thing we must now ask.)
The European project a project I have always praised and supported has just been dealt a terrible, perhaps fatal blow. And whatever you think of Syriza, or Greece, it wasnt the Greeks who did it.
by Frank Schnittger
Mon Jul 6th, 2015 at 06:54:10 AM EST
When I wrote Beware of Greeks bearing gifts: a study in negotiating styles, it was because I had grave doubts that Yanis Varoufakis' negotiating style would yield the kind of results he sought. Of course I had even graver doubts that any kind of negotiating style would yield a reasonable result for Greece, and so that question was essentially moot: We where heading for a diplomatic disaster one way or the other. The neo-liberal fantasy of austerian "reform" was simply too deeply embedded in the culture of the EU governing elite for a successful outcome to be possible.
It is as yet unclear whether the Greek referendum result will prompt a fundamental re-think on the part of the EU elite. Merkel's hastily arranged visit to Hollande at least provides a signal that there is some awareness that a new approach is required. Krugman encapsulates the EU dilemma nicely: Ending Greece's Bleeding - The New York Times
The [European] central bank now faces an awkward choice: if it resumes normal financing it will as much as admit that the previous freeze was political, but if it doesn't it will effectively force Greece into introducing a new currency.Specifically, if the money doesn't start flowing from Frankfurt (the headquarters of the central bank), Greece will have no choice but to start paying wages and pensions with i.o.u.s, which will de facto be a parallel currency -- and which might soon turn into the new drachma. Suppose, on the other hand, that the central bank does resume normal lending, and the banking crisis eases. That still leaves the question of how to restore economic growth. In the failed negotiations that led up to Sunday's referendum, the central sticking point was Greece's demand for permanent debt relief, to remove the cloud hanging over its economy. The troika -- the institutions representing creditor interests -- refused, even though we now know that one member of the troika, the International Monetary Fund, had concluded independently that Greece's debt cannot be paid. But will they reconsider now that the attempt to drive the governing leftist coalition from office has failed?
I have no idea -- and in any case there is now a strong argument that Greek exit from the euro is the best of bad options. Imagine, for a moment, that Greece had never adopted the euro, that it had merely fixed the value of the drachma in terms of euros. What would basic economic analysis say it should do now? The answer, overwhelmingly, would be that it should devalue -- let the drachma's value drop, both to encourage exports and to break out of the cycle of deflation.
The [European] central bank now faces an awkward choice: if it resumes normal financing it will as much as admit that the previous freeze was political, but if it doesn't it will effectively force Greece into introducing a new currency.
Specifically, if the money doesn't start flowing from Frankfurt (the headquarters of the central bank), Greece will have no choice but to start paying wages and pensions with i.o.u.s, which will de facto be a parallel currency -- and which might soon turn into the new drachma.
Suppose, on the other hand, that the central bank does resume normal lending, and the banking crisis eases. That still leaves the question of how to restore economic growth.
In the failed negotiations that led up to Sunday's referendum, the central sticking point was Greece's demand for permanent debt relief, to remove the cloud hanging over its economy. The troika -- the institutions representing creditor interests -- refused, even though we now know that one member of the troika, the International Monetary Fund, had concluded independently that Greece's debt cannot be paid. But will they reconsider now that the attempt to drive the governing leftist coalition from office has failed?
I have no idea -- and in any case there is now a strong argument that Greek exit from the euro is the best of bad options. Imagine, for a moment, that Greece had never adopted the euro, that it had merely fixed the value of the drachma in terms of euros. What would basic economic analysis say it should do now? The answer, overwhelmingly, would be that it should devalue -- let the drachma's value drop, both to encourage exports and to break out of the cycle of deflation.
The problem with any negotiating style is that if you as negotiator become an issue, you're losing. That is why Corporations and Governments change their key negotiating personnel so regularly. If you become identified with a failure, you become part of that failure, and it doesn't matter how brilliantly you conducted yourself during that debacle.
by Frank Schnittger
Sat Jul 4th, 2015 at 08:10:54 AM EST
Former Irish Taoiseach and EU Ambassador to the US John Bruton lays out the case against the Greek Government fairly succinctly in his article in the Irish Times today (4/7/15). In it he criticises US Nobel prizewinning economists Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz for advocating a NO vote in the Greek referendum.
His arguments may be summarized as follows:
1. "Krugman says the euro was a "terrible mistake" because he claims it failed to insulate the public finances of the states of the euro zone from bubbles in particular countries, like he says the US system does. In fact, the US only does this to a limited extent and, unlike the EU, it has no general bailout fund for states".
In fact Krugman never claimed the US system could prevent housing bubbles and criticized neo-liberal de-regulation "reforms" for making such bubbles more likely. Furthermore, the US Federal budget is 20% of GDP compared to an EU budget of only 1% of GDP and thus Federally funded programmes like Social Welfare, Medicare and Medicaid can do a lot to alleviate the worst effects of (say) a burst housing bubble in Florida on the poorer people in Florida. How much better off would the Greek people be today if they had a social welfare and healthcare system funded by the EU?
by Frank Schnittger
Wed Jul 1st, 2015 at 08:42:43 AM EST
I have been holed up in the Tyrone Guthrie Centre for the past few days at the invitation of an artist friend. It's a rambling old country house on a beautiful wooded lakeside estate set in the drumlin countryside of County Monaghan. Artists of all stripes can stay here (subject to acceptance of application) at state subsidized rates to meet, work, and reflect on their practice. At the moment it is full of quite an eclectic and international mix of novelists, painters, printers, composers and performance artists. The estate was gifted to the people of Ireland by the family of Tyrone Guthrie, a noted theater director in Ireland, England, Canada and the United States.
As a lowly blogger I don't feel particularly qualified to take part in the many informal discussions between artists of wildly different backgrounds, but it did get me thinking about the apparent decline of my own particular art form: the community blog; and more particularly, my favorite platform, the European Tribune. Why have we gone so quiet, and is there anything that can be done about it?
Hidden within the 355 comments on End game for Greece? are a couple of sub-threads which begin to deal with this issue. rz set the ball rolling:
It has become very quite here at the European Tribune. Why is that? Maybe we all feel that things are total spinning out of control and there is nothing left to do about it. The European discussion is over, everything that matters now happens on the national level.
The European discussion is over, everything that matters now happens on the national level.
It could be that the possibility of a solution is so remote, everyone is throwing their hands in the air. That's pretty much the case here in the US (I figure we're a generation away yet from people taking to the streets, although an old-fashioned food shortage could change that in a hurry.). Or it could be that we're in the opposite of an academic debate (where the debates are so bitter because there is so little at stake): The stakes are so high, debate isn't much of a priority. Two men in a burning building can't stop to argue.
What is there to discuss? The European Union is institutionally hopeless
There is a silence. But sometimes, from reading you all for years, I also always hear your voices in the silence. ET is special in that way.
I want to try to weave together the many other comments on those sub-threads to come up with an overview of why ET may be in decline, and to come to an initial analysis of what might be done about it, always assuming that community blogging is an art form worth preserving and indeed one which should be developed further.
by Frank Schnittger
Sun Jun 28th, 2015 at 12:07:34 PM EST
Let us assume for the moment that the Greek people reject the Eurogroup ultimatum by an overwhelming margin and that the EU/Troika/Council/EuroGroup continue their childish stance of throwing sand in the face of Tsipras/Varoufakis every time they make a proposal. Let us further assume that despite running a structural primary surplus the Greek Government runs out cash in the near future: so much so that it has to default on its IMF loans and has difficulty paying wages, pensions and contractors.
This will be mainly because the current crisis has further depressed the economy and created a crisis of confidence which will result in the citizenry and businesses hoarding cash thereby depressing tax revenues further. Banks will also struggle for liquidity in the absence of further ELA assistance from the ECB. Thus, even though the state and the banks may still be technically solvent, liquidity will become a huge problem, the more so because the cash cow of the tourist industry appears to be in severe recession.
What will happen then?
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LONDON -- (Marketwire) -- 11/27/12 -- As Britons tighten their belts, ordering in has become the new eating out, and figures show it's all about convenience for our instant gratification nation who are utilising internet and mobile devices more than ever to satisfy their takeaway cravings.
As the only food platform in the UK to cover all major mobile markets, hungryhouse.co.uk is revolutionising the takeaway industry. Having seen mobile orders nearly double since the beginning of the year, they now make up 30% of total orders.
With their new Android app, launched earlier this month, the company takes convenience to entirely new levels by allowing people to browse thousands of user-rated dishes, order, and then sync their delivery with the time they arrive home.
To keep up with the demand for on-the-go ordering, hungryhouse says it was essential to introduce the Android app, a move which has made them the first takeaway food site in the UK to go completely mobile. hungryhouse founder Shane Lake states, "Smartphones are radically changing the industry and the way people think about ordering takeaway food, and hungryhouse is very proud to be leading this innovative period of change. Technology and food are what we do best and I think this latest app is a fine example of that."
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Why Random Apologies May Actually Work In Your Favor (Sometimes)
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While we've previously discussed the moments when you definitely do not need to apologize (but probably still do) both in the workplace and elsewhere, now it's time to address why and when saying sorry might actually work in your favor.
According to new research from Harvard Business School and the University of Pennsylvania, leading with an apology for something that's out of your control is much more likely to lead to acts of trust. After four experiments, researchers also saw that people are more inclined to do a favor for someone who offers a superfluous sorry.
In one of these experiments, the scientists asked an actor (who wasn't aware of the study) to approach 65 strangers at a train station in the Northeast. Each time, he asked to borrow their phones. To half the group, he said, "I'm so sorry about the rain! Can I borrow your cell phone?" With the other half, he asked them directly, skipping the apology completely.
And, what happened? Forty-seven percent of the people who received the apology gave him their phones — which scientists interpreted as a representation of their trust — while only 9 percent of the second group gave up their devices.
"Even in the absence of culpability, individuals can increase trust by saying 'I'm sorry' — even when they are merely 'sorry' about the rain," researchers wrote in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science.
The unrequested, unnecessary apology works to build a sense of empathy and becomes an easy and effective way to open up the lines of communication. Researchers also noted, "By issuing a superfluous apology, the apologizer communicates that he has taken the victim's perspective, acknowledges adversity, and expresses regret."
So, it seems like a little apology can truly go a long way. And, if it doesn't work for you as it did in the study, all we can say is...we're sorry. (Fast Co.)
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Hi! I'd like to try to help you. Can I? Let's start with "empiricism." Empiricism is the idea that knowledge comes from our senses. It comes from what we see, hear, smell, taste, and touch. Basically, empiricism says that......just because you THINK something works a certain way, doesn't mean that it actually DOES work that way. You have to observe. You have to experiment. You have to find a theory to back it up. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Let's talk about a famous case: Did you ever talk about Kitty Genovese, in class? Kitty Genovese was that woman, from New York, who was chased by a knife-man. She got stabbed twice, and she screamed for help. And there were plenty of people who DID hear her cries for help. But nobody did anything to help her. So, the attacker stabbed her some more, raped her, robbed her, and left. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now, a lot of people were surprised that nobody did anything help Kitty Genovese, even though many people heard her screams! One of the guys who heard her even said, "I didn't wanna get involved." Wouldn't you LOGICALLY think that out of ALL those people, SOMEONE would help Kitty Genovese? But that's rational thinking. And empiricism says that rational thinking isn't always right! Empiricism says that if you want the truth, you have to really experience it. Because what you THINK is true...might not actually BE true. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So, years later, psychologists did another experiment, relevant to Kitty Genovese's case. Here, I'll run through it real quickly: 1. Experimenters put 3 people in a room, and closed the door. 2. Experimenters let smoke into the room, from underneath the door, to make the people think that there was a fire outside. 3. Experimenters rationally thought that out of THREE people, SOMEONE would do something. They thought that SOMEONE would say, "Hey...there's a frikkin' fire in this building. We have to do something." 4. In most cases, out of THREE people sitting in the room, NOBODY did anything. Yeah. They just SAT THERE and did NOTHING. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'll tell you about another experience that I heard about: My aunt was standing in a chinese take-out place one day, when a guy walked up to her, put a knife to her face, and pinned her onto the ground. He then took her gold necklace, took her purse, and left. There were people all around her. They saw the whole thing. They just stood there, and watched. They did nothing to help. Now, logically, you'd think that SOMEONE would help. But logic isn't always truth. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ So, you see, empiricism has affected psychology in the same ways that it has affected every science: Because of empiricism, psychologists rely on sensory experience, observation, and experimentation, in order to find the truth. They DON'T believe that something works a certain way, just because they THINK it does. They DON'T rely solely on rationalism.
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How Instagram Is Changing The Way We Shop
If Facebook was "a place for friends," Instagram would be "a place for food porn, cat photos, and nail art." But, is the day not too far off where everyone's favorite photo-sharing app will be a place for people to peddle their wares? Truth be told, it looks like that day has already arrived. Exhibit A: CoverGirl chose to debut its latest commercial for its collaboration with Katy Perry on its Instagram before it hits the more traditional airwaves in May.
It's not the ad itself that has us intrigued — Katy models her gorgeous-looking face makeup, lip gloss, and mascara, and #hastags abound — but it's the question it raises: Is this the future of advertising? In the so-called "information age," where we likely spend more time choosing a photo filter than we do watching TV, it would make a lot of sense. Companies would simply be choosing to target their consumers where they are, and we're mainly on our phones.
But, it goes a step further than that. Instagram is even changing the way we shop — and it's not just about the ads. According to The Cut, style bloggers and independent shops will host flash sales on their Instagram accounts. They'll take a snap of the product, put it on their feed, let it be known that the item is for sale, and have their followers shop in the comments — kind of like eBay on speed.
One store in Brooklyn has individuals call the shop before their first Insta-purchase so the retailer can take down their credit card and shipping information. When the shop posts a product to its Instagram, the customer just needs to comment "ring me" with their last name, and the product shows up on their doorstep a few days later. There is even an app, appropriately named "Shopsy," that allows users to link the products in their Instagrams to online retailers, so followers can click to buy. So, instead of just advertising its products, CoverGirl could theoretically link its customers to their favorite items with just a swipe of their finger. Pretty brilliant, huh?
While this may all seem like guerrilla marketing at its finest (and, to be fair, it kind of is), I'm pretty on board with it. Unlike the advertisements that are splayed across our subway cars and ever present in our TV-binge-watching sessions, we can choose who to follow and who to unfollow on our social-media platforms. Sick of the CoverGirl advertisements? Simply unfollow them, and they're whisked away from your feed.
But, on the flip side, if you want to hear more about your favorite brand's happenings, it's all there and all available for you. It's opt-in advertising, which is the least aggressive form of advertising we've seen in a while. It may seem counterintuitive, but the less intrusive our ads are, the more likely we are to pay attention to them. And, if they're filtered in Valencia? That's just icing on the cake.
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CAIRO: Prominent controversial Coptic Activist, Morris Sadek, Head of the Coptic American Association, filed another lawsuit against the
government, before the International Court of Justice in Hague, demanding the revocation of a court ruling that led to the withdrawal of his
citizenship, the case no.1232 for the year 2012. He demanded the immediate reversal of a court ruling by the
Administrative Court.
A statement by Sadek on Thursday said that his lawsuit prosecutes the
judiciary, which stripped him of his
nationality, claiming the government punished him for being a Coptic activist who defends persecuted Christians in
He added that the reason for the loss of his citizenship is the court ruling that resorted to applying Islamic Sharia Law, which is a hisba case. He said that this kind of lawsuit is often used to issue oppressive verdicts against Christians, by applying Sharia on non-Muslims, arguing that some "extremists" have set up a lawsuit against him before the Administrative Court. And judgment was rendered against him on May 22 last year, leading to the revocation of his
He said that the court ruling was issued against him, due to his practicing of freedom of expression in the defense of persecuted Christians in
, whose churches and houses have been subjected to torching, and daughters were abducted, saying that he was penalized for calling for an international protection of
, adding that it is a legitimate right in the light of the suffering of the Copts in
It is the second time for Sadek to file a lawsuit against the
Government, after he filed the first one last October, however, no announcement of the results of the investigations have been made yet.
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I would only feel comfortable with it if it was my husbands idea...why can't you get a part time night job while he watches LO?
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My husband works one full time job and owns a job on the side that he works part time for, but we both knew from the beginning that I was going to stay home to raise our children. I dont think its wrong of you to want to be home with your LO, but you both need to be on the same page. He may begin to have resentment, etc.
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Maybe ask him why he changed his mind? I know my husband would rather work the extra hours tha have me get a part time job but I don't know how I feel about it because he wouldn't get to spend quality time with his son... So maybe your husband is rethinking because he wants to be home and spend time with LO vs always being at work?
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My husband has one full time and one park time, when we found out I was pregnant he said he didn't want our baby in daycare. So I'll be home untill she is able to talk.
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My DH works a full time 3rd shift job 6 days a week and a part time job during the day. It was his idea when I was pregnant. He said it would be easier for him to stay awake during the day if he were working than to try to stay awake with LO (especially while she naps... DH is verrrry heavy sleeper so he would not hear her wake up if he napped with her) and I would do nothing but worry all day if I were working.
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