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Politics, or the Lost Shepherd - Jacques Ranciere

We are led to understand, then, that the evil lies further in the past. The democratic crime against the order of kinship is above all ...

One cannot understand modern North Korea without having a look at its past. North Korea never experienced “reform,” that is, a government...

‘Democracy Stirs In The Middle East’: with this title a magazine that carries the flame of economic neoliberalism celebrated some months a...

What is patriotism? Is it love of one's birthplace, the place of childhood's recollections and hopes, dreams and aspirations? I...

To analyze the psychology of political violence is not only extremely difficult, but also very dangerous. If such acts are treated with...

For Marx. Part III: Notes for an Investigation. Trans. Ben Brewster. New York: Penguin, 1962. In an article devoted to the Young...

Under the heading “Brazilian bishops support plan to democratize media,” a church-based South American journal describes a proposal bei...

An impartial examination of the conditions of international conduct today allows no other conclusion but that the standards of behavior...

Naturally, what we said about reality in general is also applicable to political reality. But what is this political reality for which ...

Whether the world is one or many is among the oldest questions of philosophy. Is there an underlying unity behind the multiplicity of w...