competition
After JC Decaux’s Vélib’, 6, 000 bicycles for London
Its recent success in the public bicycle market has led the French advertising giant into a race against competitors to secure the multiplying contracts popping up all over Europe
Nobel prize for literature: Horace Engdahl on 'ignorant' American writing
The permanent secretary of the Swedish Academy criticises US writing days before the winner is announced, on 9 October
competition, claudio magris, horace engdahl, doris lessing, prize, literature, united states
Map: EU growth will slow down in 2008
The EU’s economy will grow slower than expected, falling from 2.7% in 2007 to 2.0% in 2008. Things will worsen in 2009. Take a look at your countries’ growth rates
competition, consumers, conjuncture, map, consumption society, economic growth, european union
Michel Barnier: 'we won't be naive about agriculture'
The French minister of agriculture on the farm subsidies (CAP) reform which the European commission will present in November
competition, politics, food, western eu, european commission, brussels, belgium
Inflation: 'the convergence of eastern and western prices will have to wait 20 years'
What do you Europeans really think of rising prices and inflation in the Eurozone?
competition, italy, european central bank, united kingdom, germany, europe, spain
Lux Voor: the changing face of politics
Neither coalition nor legal organisation, the ‘Lux Voor’ movement, founded in March 2006, radically questions contemporary Dutch politics. We take a look at this flourishing network
competition, activism, corruption, cities, education system, prostitution, discrimination
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