Article publicat pel Professor Navarro a la revista nord-americana CounterPunch, 23 de febrer de 2016.
Aquest article recull el discurs del Professor Navarro a la Johns Hopkins University arran de les primàries als EUA.
Leer artículo completoEntrevista al Professor Vicenç Navarro publicada al bloc “The Barcelona GSE Voice”, de la BARCELONA GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS, 17 d’abril de 2015.
Leer artículo completoArticle publicat per Vicenç Navarro a la revista Social Europe Journal, 17 d’agost de 2012
Aquest article, escrit en anglès, assenyala que l’aliança de classes entre l’establishment europeu liderat per l’establishment alemany i el seu Bundesbank (que controla el Banc Central Europeu) i l’establishment espanyol, explica que l’euro no està en perill de desaparèixer i que seu establiment està sent utilitzat per l’establishment espanyol per dur a terme aquelles reformes, com la reducció de les pensions, la reducció dels salaris i la desaparició de l’Estat del Benestar, que sempre han desitjat. D’aquí que la intervenció d’Espanya sigui el que en realitat es desitja per justificar aquestes mesures.
Leer artículo completoOriginal article by Antonio Daponte Codina, Julia Bolívar Muñoz, Silvia Toro Cárdena, Ricardo Ocaña Riola, Joan Benach Rovira and Vicente Navarro López
Published in the Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, 2008
Leer artículo completoPublished by International Journal of Health Services, Volume 38, Number 4, Pages 597-606, 2008. December 2008
This article analyzes why people in the United States have major problems in accessing medical care that are due to financial constraints. The author suggests that the cause of these problems is the way in which medical care and elections are funded in the United States, with private sources being the largest component in the funding of both activities. The article includes a comparison of funding of the electoral process in the United States with similar electoral processes in the countries of the European Union, and postulates that privatization of the funding of U.S. elections (primary and general) is responsible for privatization of the funding of medical care—the root of people’s problem in paying for their medical care. Privatization of election funding gives undue power to the economic, financial, and professional groups that dominate medicine in the United States. Continueu llegint »
Leer artículo completoFor the Progressive Summer University of Catalonia (UPEC).
Interviewed by Vincent Navarro. at M.I.T., Cambridge, Massachusetts, on May 13, 2008. Vincent Navarro is Professor of Public Policy at the Pompeu Fabra University, and The Johns Hopkins University. Continueu llegint »
