Alternate solutions to the debt crisis

Came across this conference report and series of videos today: What are Alternative Solutions to the Debt Crisis? And we got answers – from academics, politicians, and activists who presented their ideas on solving the debt crisis at an international conference in Brussels, hosted by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Brussels Office in cooperation with the European Network…

Came across this conference report and series of videos today:

What are Alternative Solutions to the Debt Crisis?

And we got answers – from academics, politicians, and activists who presented their ideas on solving the debt crisis at an international conference in Brussels, hosted by the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Brussels Office in cooperation with the European Network on Debt and Development (eurodad).

The new conference report gives insights to the contributions and presents alternative strategies to exit the debt crisis.

Representatives from various regions of the world answer questions on the debt crisis in short interviews that you can follow on Youtube:

Bodo Ellmers (eurodad), Klaus Sühl (Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung) – Einführung/Introduction

Alberto Acosta – Strategien zur Beendigung der Schuldenkrise in Equador/Exit strategies from the Ecuadorian debt crisis

Yiannis Milios – Griechenland und die Schuldenkrise/Greece and the debt crisis

Axel Troost – Europa und die Schuldenkrise/Europe and the debt crisis

Mabrouka M’barek – Tunesien und die Schuldenkrise/Tunisia and the debt crisis

Andy Storey – Irland und die Schuldenkrise/Ireland and the debt crisis

Mohammed Mossallem – Ägypten und die Schuldenkrise/Egypt and the debt crisis

Alan Cibils – Das Fallbeispiel der argentinischen Schuldenkrise/The case of Argentina’s debt crisis

Susanne Soederberg – “Debtfare-Staaten”/“Debtfare states”