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About Ann Pettifor

Ann Pettifor is executive director of Advocacy International. She is editor of The Real World Economic Outlook(Palgrave, 2003).

Articles by Ann Pettifor

Thursday 13th August

How globalisation ends: debtonation-day, plus two

Ann Pettifor, 13 August 2009
As the credit-bubble burst on 9 August 2007, so did globalisation
Tuesday 28th October

Beyond the triple crisis: a green new deal

Ann Pettifor, 28 October 2008

The pressures of debt, peak oil and climate change require a radical policy response 

Monday 22nd September

The week that changed everything

Ann Pettifor, 22 September 2008
The global financial crisis needs a system-wide solution not a quick fix  Plus: Russia's fallout, and no crony solution
Wednesday 17th September

America’s financial meltdown: lessons and prospects

Ann Pettifor, 17 September 2008
The international debt crisis exposes the failure of the world’s financial architecture
Tuesday 2nd September

The global financial mess: blaming the victims

Ann Pettifor, 2 September 2008
The global financial fall continues. A map of wreckage, culprits, solutions (archive)
Monday 7th July

The G8 in a global mess: 1920s and 1980s lessons

Ann Pettifor, 7 July 2008
The US's 1920s crash and Japan's 1980s bubble should haunt today’s G8 leaders
Tuesday 11th December

Globalisation: sleepwalking to disaster

Ann Pettifor, 11 December 2007

The scale of global debt reflects a broken financial system

Wednesday 15th August

Debtonation: how globalisation dies

Ann Pettifor, 15 August 2007
The global financial crisis exposes the failure of the economic model that rules the world

Monday 3rd July

Gleneagles, 7/7 and Africa

Ann Pettifor, 3 July 2006
The effect of the London bombs was to aid the powerful and damage the weak. Campaigners for global justice must not be deflected, says Ann Pettifor.
Thursday 19th February

Ethiopia: the price of indifference

Ann Pettifor, 19 February 2004
The rich world’s blocking of debt relief for Ethiopia, the world’s poorest country, creates a terrible burden of complicity.
Sunday 31st August

The coming first world debt crisis

Ann Pettifor, 31 August 2003
The reckless financial policies of leading western powers in the last two decades make it likely that the next seismic debt crisis will be in America, not Argentina. It can be avoided, says Ann Pettifor of the Real World Economic Outlook, only by serious efforts to bring regulation and balance to the international economy.
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