The Anthropocene We have created a short version of The Anthropocene as a short booklet/pdf…
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The Anthropocene We have created a short version of The Anthropocene as a short booklet/pdf…
Source: The Anthropocene: a short booklet of the core text… – 1848+: The End(s) of History
“Five years into the conflict, violations against Yemeni civilians continue unabated, with total disregard for the plight of the people and a lack of international action to hold parties to t…
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The eonic effect, the ‘ompah’ factor: why Marxism gets history wrong…and how to upgrade
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The Tories hate the National Health Service not only because it delivers free public health care, but because it points the way toward a different society — one in which the market does not dominate our lives.
Source: The NHS Shows What Life Outside the Market Could Look Like
In May of 1941, a New Deal agency, the Bonneville Power Authority, paid an itinerant left-wing songwriter $266 for a month’s work. BPA officials hired Woodrow Wilson Guthrie because they were in an extended battle with the private interests who’d denounced as “a socialist boondoggle” the New Deal’s great public-power projects in the river valleys of the Tennessee and the Columbia. Maybe a few catchy jingles and folk songs would help tell the public-power story and humanize the BPA’s image.
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