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Is It Socialism Or Just Common Sense?
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The debate over capitalism vs. socialism often looks like a battle of cartoon caricatures: Monopoly Man versus the Marx Monster. Across the planet there are ...

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Vicious Cycles: Autocracy, Inequality, and the Funding of Government
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Written by Gary M. Feinman As democracies around the world face mounting challenges and pressures, discussions about autocracy often focus …

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Power, Inequality, and Politics – by Matt Zwolinski
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Over at Liberalism.org I’ve been working on a series of essays making the case that classical liberals and modern liberals have more in common than either ...

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As Heat Rises and Wildfires Rage, Gender Inequality Is Turning Deadly
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As the world gets hotter and hotter, women’s reproductive health and rights will suffer. A woman looks at the raging flames as firefighters and locals ...

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Can a pluralistic perspective on inequality help us to solve it?
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Inequality: The View from Manywheres by Séamus Power explores competing perspectives on economic inequality, capitalism and social mobility through a lens ...

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‘Want in the Midst of Abundance’ | Christopher Bosso
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Most of us grumbled through the latest federal government shutdown, vexed by airport delays, minimally staffed national parks, and shuttered local ...

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Economist Details How GOP Medicaid Cuts Would Be Disastrous for Everyone—Except the Super-Rich
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The impacts of congressional Republicans' proposed Medicaid cuts would be most destructive for those directly impacted—the millions of people who would be ...

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How Inequality Took Root in Human History
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Long before hedge funds, private property, or multinational tax havens, human societies were surprisingly equal. Across a wide range of Neolithic ...

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Inequality, Endurance, and the Shape of Human Settlements
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In the long arc of human history, what makes a settlement persist? Fresh water, fertile land, favorable climate—these are obvious candidates. But a recent ...

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The Architecture of Inequality – Anthropology.net
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When archaeologists sift through the remains of ancient settlements, they are not just uncovering lost homes—they are mapping the roots of inequality. Long ...

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