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  • 26 Oct
    2009
    Bankers and morality: churches turn on the modern moneylenders, Guardian
    Ekklesia comments on the story that the return of bank bonuses has angered bishops and spread to the venerable churches of the Square Mile itself.
  • 1 May
    2009
    Banks 'should be smaller and easier to close', says economist

    In a keynote presentation to a conference in Cambridge on Bank Holiday Monday, an international economist and former advisor to the Treasury will argue that banks ‘too-big-to-fail’ are ‘too big to exist’.

  • 13 Feb
    2009
    Impoverished Haiti to recover stolen millions at last

    UK-based international development agency Christian Aid, along with and the Jubilee Debt Campaign, have welcomed the Swiss government’s decision to hand over approximately $6 million to Haiti.

  • 15 Oct
    2008
    Seeking to build a just economy

    The current global economic crisis is not just a squeeze on lenders, borrowers and spenders. It also crunch time for the politicians and for the Christian churches, says Simon Barrow. Now is a time to be investing in practical alternatives.

  • 12 Oct
    2008
    Economic greed is a spiritual crisis

    The current global financial crisis is a spiritual one with usury at its heart, argues political economist Ann Pettifor. In spite of the Gospel message, Christians have also colluded in idolising wealth above people and planet.

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