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So what is there to say? Elections so often seem like exercises in scripting state power, organizing attention around a […]
Read MoreURLOn March 11, 2022, Gabriel Boric will be inaugurated as Chile’s president, barring an earthquake, military coup, or some other […]
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Read More150 years ago on this day, March 18, 1871, the Paris Commune declared itself the governing power in the city […]
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Read MoreThe election of Lasso as president opens a new stage in the implementation of policies that will be even more […]
Read MoreAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the celebrity who moonlights as my Congressional representative, has repeatedly claimed to speak for “ordinary people,” but she […]
Read MoreJJ: Maybe we could start with what’s being described as the flashpoint, the Citizenship Amendment Act. CNN International used that […]
Read MoreStrange times, strange times. Within days of the leading lights of the American left penning an open letter arguing that […]
Read MoreFor the very first time, a state government – in Thuringia – was able to achieve rule with the support […]
Read MoreSocial media functions as a public meeting place that, beyond its tendency to sometimes enclose us in bubbles, allows us […]
Read MoreAs predictable as death and taxes is the quadrennial injunction from liberals for progressive third parties to cease and desist. […]
Read MoreI lived in Bolivia for about 9 months in 1991, in a small town near Vinto. Vinto is the place […]
Read MoreAt a time when socialism is resurgent but fragile, Marx’s views on popular democracy deserve closer attention. How we choose […]
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