The European political labyrinth
By GILBERTO LOPES: There is no more right in Europe (neither extreme nor center) than the liberal right, “extreme” when necessary, “democratic” when sufficient
05/07/2024
By GILBERTO LOPES: There is no more right in Europe (neither extreme nor center) than the liberal right, “extreme” when necessary, “democratic” when sufficient
By ALEX ROSA COSTA: Commentary on the play, starring Denise Fraga, showing in São Paulo
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: From the 1980s onwards, Britain increasingly became what we might call a “rentier economy”.
By JULIA CAGÉ & THOMAS PIKETTY: The French left has been demonized, but its agenda is realistic, not radical
By LUIZ MARQUES: Bolsonaro is a crook for hire to dismantle democracy and state regulatory bodies; submissive to the accumulative interests of the plutocracy
By PEDRO HENRIQUE M. ANICETO: The devaluation of human work is contrary to the canons of justice and equity that underlie the logic of social security
By GILBERTO LOPES: There is no more right in Europe (neither extreme nor center) than the liberal right, “extreme” when necessary, “democratic” when sufficient
By ALEX ROSA COSTA: Commentary on the play, starring Denise Fraga, showing in São Paulo
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: From the 1980s onwards, Britain increasingly became what we might call a “rentier economy”.
By JULIA CAGÉ & THOMAS PIKETTY: The French left has been demonized, but its agenda is realistic, not radical
By LUIZ MARQUES: Bolsonaro is a crook for hire to dismantle democracy and state regulatory bodies; submissive to the accumulative interests of the plutocracy
By PEDRO HENRIQUE M. ANICETO: The devaluation of human work is contrary to the canons of justice and equity that underlie the logic of social security
