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Electoral success for Democrats in November will hinge on muting Republican nationalism with economic populism centered on raising wages. 
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From Marxism/Communism to Post-Modern Liberal Fascism
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First they said that he couldn’t become leader. Then when it became obvious that he could, they said that he could never lead the party into Government.
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The so-called rock star economist Thomas Piketty and Nobel prize-winner Joseph Stiglitz are among the top economists recruited to a new Labour group designed
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AUDACIOUS | The Problem With Political Parties By SUTHESHNA MANI In the midst of debates, political banter and talks of which candidate we want as president, we once again face a nation politically...
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Is the West facing a radical challenge? Amir Taheri says yes, and it is not the first time
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What we call the Reagan Revolution was not just a US phenomenon. Beginning in the last quarter of the 20th century there was massive political change all over the world.
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The relationship between technology and conflict has been brought up frequently for many years, with recent innovations leading some to suggest that we could be on the cusp of seeing a new kind of ...
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“I think there’s a mistaken pessimism and defeatism among activists thinking that the mass of money stacked against us means there’s no point,” an advocate for third-party contenders tells MintPress.
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Those on the left need to open up debate on their future path. Here's a start.
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The Zed Collective, who run the radical publisher Zed Books, explain why resistance to austerity is drawing readers to what was once a ‘marginal’ sector
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Within minutes of Labour's election defeat its MPs were denouncing Miliband for failing to 'embrace aspiration' and alienating 'wealth creators', writes Ben Whitham.
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In his first stop in Wisconsin since announcing his presidential bid in May, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont calls for creating a ‘political revolution.’
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James Petras examines how an increasingly radicalised middle class has led to the rise of the populist left in Greece, Spain and Italy
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A new collection engages directly with how political science can achieve wider relevance as a discipline. Matt Wood finds The Relevance of Political Science a must read for any scholar interested i...
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President Barack Obama is “an opportunist,” and a Hillary Clinton presidency would offer pretty much the same thing, “only more militant,” said Noam Chomsky, one of the world’s most prominent public leftist intellectuals, in an interview with...
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Niall Ferguson begins his rejoinder to my rejoinder to his interpretation of the results of the United Kingdom’s recent general election by citing an apocryphal Keynes quote: “If the facts change, I change my opinion. What do you do, sir?” But should the fact that the British economy grew last year by 2.6% have caused Keynesians to change their minds? Would it …
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With the Socialist Party unable to significantly capitalize on the disaffection with the government, smaller pseudo-left parties could hold the balance of power.
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Steve Keen Interview – Part 1: In the aftermath of the Conservatives’ surprise victory in the UK, Steve Keen tells us why he thinks this...
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Spain: Can Citizens save the right?
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InsiderOnline is a compilation of publication abstracts, how-to essays, events, news, and analysis from around the conservative movement.
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For many decades, mainstream social scientists, mostly conservative, have argued that political commitments and scientific research are incompatible. Against
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With the Middle East in flames, NATO trying to start World War III in Ukraine while the European Union’s economy stagnates, Africa torn by low-level wars, and China re-entering the world stage in an assertive manner, there’s one region of the world that is relatively quiet: South America.(Oops—Obama just blew that by declaring Venezuela a “national security threat” to the US. But, never mind.) Yet some of the most interesting and far-reaching changes in the world are taking place in this region. And these two books are excellent entries into understanding current developments in the region.
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