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Alain Badiou bashed by the BBC
BBC Hardtalk interviews Alain Badiou about the “reality” of France, and the necessity of pragmatism during the economic crisis. He’s asked, “Are you or are you not a communist?… more →
Utopia or Bust
Lenin, Telephone Poles and Migratory Birds
Guy Rittger wrote 5 days ago: It was a morning dog walk much like every other morning dog walk, though Leeloo, Otto and I stepped … more →
A Sense of Things to Come
lettrist wrote 1 month ago: As machines talk to other machines, they may uncover facts and relationships that are not apparent t … more →
Storytelling and History
Christopher Cocca wrote 2 months ago: I want to share some thoughts from my prose fiction seminar last week. These are via our teacher (p … more →
Signs Of The Last Day And The End Of History
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pakalert wrote 5 months ago: by Imran N. Hosein History is more than a mere record of events. History not only records the consta … more →
Twenty Years after the 'Collapse of Communism'
rikowski wrote 5 months ago: Twenty Years after the “Collapse of Communism”: Legacy, lessons, towards an emancipatory communism f … more →
Thymos
Paul wrote 5 months ago: Aristotle argued that there were three parts to the human psyche: logos, eros and thymos – log … more →
Alain Badiou bashed by the BBC
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lettrist wrote 7 months ago: BBC Hardtalk interviews Alain Badiou about the “reality” of France, and the necessity of … more →
The end of "The end of 'The End of'"
Zachary wrote 7 months ago: Surprisingly enough, this post of mine has already been disproved by this editorial from the New Yor … more →
Worldwide Liberal Revolution
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Dr. Spots wrote 7 months ago: (Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in the Aerie’s series on Francis Fukuyama’s The … more →
sub-communicator
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herrdoktor wrote 8 months ago: The messages in those days often seemed confused, or random, because there was no longer any overarc … more →
What's in the Name?
Andrew McKenzie wrote 9 months ago: When I finally got serious about starting an international relations blog, the first idea for a name … more →
Infertility as the Lack of Meaningful Historical Experience
karlo mikhail wrote 9 months ago: I have to thank Frances for recommending Children of Men. I just saw it. I’m such a latecomer … more →
Taboo Socialism
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curlydock wrote 10 months ago: by Curlydock In 1949, Albert Einstein published an essay in the May issue of Monthly Review entitled … more →
My subverts are better than your adverts
lettrist wrote 11 months ago: This is a story of capitalist recuperation. It begins with Saul William’s song List of Demands … more →
9/11 Reflections: "The revolution was televised, now it's over, bye bye” from Pulp's 'The Day After the Revolution'
wallscometumblingdown wrote 1 year ago: Given today is the 11 September – 9/11 if you’re American – I thought I’d reflect on that now infamo … more →
Is democracy in decline?
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Vitaliy wrote 1 year ago: Lately, I’ve been running into what seems to be a popular argument nowadays about the viabilit … more →
KOSOVO, BALKAN STATES: MODELING FUTURE POST-WESTPHALIAN MINI-STATES
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erleargonza wrote 1 year ago: Erle Frayne Argonza When Kenichi Ohmae released his writings about the rise of region-states, my cur … more →
BUILD STRONG NATIONS AMID GLOBALIZATION
erleargonza wrote 1 year ago: Erle Frayne D. Argonza [Writ 22 March 2008, Quezon City, MetroManila] In my meaty article on New … more →
The Primal Forces of Nature
christophercolaninno wrote 1 year ago: Most people that write about Network, usually focus on the scene where Howard Beale screams. “ I’m m … more →
