Below is a partial list of Steven Hill’s articles and opeds, drawing
from material in his book Europe's Promise. To read more of his
work, go to his page at the New America Foundation, www.Steven-Hill.org.
Shorting Economists:
The 'Experts' Keep Getting it Wrong
Steven Hill, Truthdig, August 19, 2010
Angela
Merkel: The World’s ‘Most Valuable Leader’
Steven Hill, Social Europe Journal, August 18, 2010
The Economic Fallacy
of 'Zombie' Japan
Steven Hill, Guardian, August 11, 2010
Europe’s
Quiet Revolution: Redefining Power in the 21st Century
Steven Hill, Spring 2010, EUSA Review
(also published as If
Europe didn't exist we would have to invent it, PS/Public Servant
in the UK, July 30, 2010)
Don't
scorn Germany and Japan; learn from them
Steven Hill, Los Angeles Times, July 29, 2010
Europe
Needs a Public Relations Makeover
Steven Hill, Social Europe Journal, July 16, 2010
Swiss
offer a fix for direct democracy
Steven Hill, July 2, 2010, Sacramento Bee
Closing
the ‘Democracy Deficit’ in the EU and US
Steven Hill, June 17, 2010, Social Europe Journal
Europe
Energized
Steven Hill, June 8, 2010, New York Times/International Herald Tribune
Lessons
from the Gulf of Mexico: US Needs a National Energy Policy like
Europe’s
Steven Hill, May 17, 2010, Social Europe Journal
Greek
Crisis Leads to Positive Steps
Steven Hill, May 14, 2010, San Francisco Chronicle
Europe's
Answer to Wall Street
Steven Hill, April 21, 2010,The Nation
Europe
Tax Model Delivers Much More
Steven Hill, April 15, 2010, Sacramento Bee
What
the Doomsayers Haven’t Been Telling You About Greece
Steven Hill, April 15, 2010, Social Europe Journal
Inspiration
Across the Pond
Steven Hill, March 29, 2010, E!Sharp
A
More United Europe
Steven Hill, March 22, 2010, Forbes.com
Europe’s
Case of ‘Chief Executive Envy’
Steven Hill, March 19, 2010, Social Europe Journal
Returning
the Senate to Majority Rule
Steven Hill, March 18, 2010, Roll Call
Can
Obama Bypass Republicans on Health?
Steven Hill, Feb 22, 2010, NY Times.com
The
Greek Aftershock – Will it Make or Break Europe?
Steven Hill, February 19, 2010, Social Europe Journal
Lessons
for Europe From California
Steven Hill, February 17, 2010, The Guardian (London)
Americans
Pay Fewer Taxes Than Europeans - NOT!
Steven Hill, January 22, 2010, San Francisco Chronicle
What
a Post-American World means for Europe
Steven Hill, January 18, 2010, Social Europe Journal
Economic
Democracy and Codetermination: Harnessing the Capitalist Engine
Steven Hill, January 15, 2010, The Globalist
Europe's
Post-Copenhagen View of Obama
Steven Hill, January 13, 2010, The New York Times
Next
Steps for Social Democracy: An American Perspective
Steven Hill, December 16, 2009, Social Europe Journal
Obama
Can Create Jobs by Modeling Two Good Ideas
Steven Hill, December 14, 2009, Christian Science Monitor
Healthcare
Tests the Senate’s Credibility
Steven Hill, November 30, 2009, Financial Times
The
Problem Is Minority Rule (in the Senate)
Steven Hill, October 13, 2009, New York Times
Health-Care
Cooperatives Can Work
Steven Hill, October 12, 2009, Washington Post
America's
Failed Model for the World
Steven Hill, September 16, 2009, The Guardian
As one Viennese politician told me: "If the American model
no longer is the blueprint for the world, what comes next?"
Don't
Want Swine Flu with Lunch? Then Offer Paid Sick Leave
Steven Hill, June 18, 2009, New York Daily News
What
Obama Can Learn from European Health Care
Steven Hill, March 3, 2009, The Globalist
The
Missing Element of Obama's Economic Plan
Steven Hill, January 18, 2009, openDemocracy
Imagine a place where doctors still do house calls. Or where childcare
is affordable and widely available. Or where all new parents are
paid to stay home and care for their newborns, and receive a monthly
stipend to pay for diapers, food and other daily needs.
Learning
from Europe
Steven Hill, January 16, 2009, Providence Journal
President Obama would do well to look to Europe for guidance, particularly
when it comes to three of the president-elect's top priorities:
energy and climate change, health care and jump-starting the economy.
The
Housing Crisis: Main Street Needs Help, Too
Steven Hill with John Bartlett, October 23, 2008, The Guardian and
Capitol Weekly
China's
Robber-Baron Ways
Steven Hill, September 23, 2008, International Herald Tribune
China
and the Long Road Ahead
Steven Hill, September 6, 2008, World Policy Blog
During the Olympics, China showed the world that it can throw a
heck of a coming out party. But traveling here afterward, one sees
the many complexities and challenges facing this vast and ancient
land.
The
Trans-Atlantic Clash over Political Economy and Fulcrum Institutions
Steven Hill, New America Foundation, January 1, 2008, Social Europe
Journal
While the United States and Europe share much in common, they also
exhibit basic differences, an "American Way" and a "European
Way," that are diverging. In a globalized capitalist world,
where all nations are seeking models of development, this clash
within the West is every bit as elemental as the clash with Arab-Islam
because it is multidimensional -- economic, political, social, and
international in scope.
Five
Myths About Sick Old Europe
Steven Hill, October 7, 2007, Washington Post
Not so long ago, American pundits and economic analysts were snidely
touting U.S. economic superiority to the "sick old man"
of Europe. What a difference a few months can make.
Legislators
Fiddle While Earth Warms
Steven Hill, August 3, 2007, San Francisco Chronicle
While the California Legislature and Bush administration dithers,
Europe is spearheading innovations. Recently, the European Union
agreed to cut its carbon emissions by 20 percent, and to make renewable
energy sources 20 percent of its energy mix by 2020.
Real
Democracy... Or Dystopia?
Steven Hill, February 16, 2007, TomPaine.com
These are two very different alternative futures, founded on two
very different philosophies regarding representative democracy --
elite rule vs. popular sovereignty. We are standing at a fork in
the road, and the choice is ours.
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