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Writing about the recent US vice-presidential debate, journalist Glenn Greenwald pointed out the moderator’s “pretense of objectivity.” Far from being neutral and…
Writing for the New Left Project website earlier this year John Brissenden, a Senior Lecturer in Media at Bournemouth University, argued the…
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In a little known 1930 essay, economist John Maynard Keynes predicted that by the present time we would be working just fifteen…
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