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Nick Ottens

Nick Ottens is a historian from the Netherlands who researched Muslim revivalist movements and terrorism in nineteenth century Arabia, British India and the Sudan for his Master's thesis. He also studied the history of transatlantic relations and is currently a contributing analyst with Wikistrat. Nick blogs about politics and economics at Free Market Fundamentalist.

Economics11 June 12

Push for European integration is politics, not economics

By Nick Ottens

Throughout the European debt crises, Germany and its allies in the austerity camp have been urged by financial commentators, particularly in the United Kingdom…

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Economics26 November 11

The two-edged stimulus Britain can’t afford

By Nick Ottens

Britain’s economy is on the brink of recession after barely growing in the last year and it faces acute risks from the debt crisis…

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Economics1 November 11

Bank recapitalization will make euro crisis worse

By Nick Ottens

Eurozone leaders ordered their banks to raise additional capital last week to prepare for a partial Greek default. The continent’s banking industry didn’t yet…

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