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Is it possible to build social solidarity beyond the state?
Is it possible to build social solidarity beyond the state?
Is it possible to build social solidarity beyond the state? It’s easy to conclude that it’s not. In 1915, as national governments…
By Lawrence Wittner and Joseph Mangano In 2020, Harvard University’s T. C. Chan School of Public Health began a five-year study, funded…
The United States and China, the world’s mightiest military and economic powers, are currently heading toward a Cold War or even a…
Although, beginning in about 2015, nationalist political parties made enormous advances in countries around the world, more recently they have been on…
The political tide has recently turned against nationalism and, consequently, possibilities have re-emerged for addressing global problems on a global basis
Review of “Fallout: The Hiroshima Cover-up and the Reporter Who Revealed It to the World” In this crisply-written, well-researched book, Lesley Blume,…
Nuclear Arms Race or Nuclear Weapons-Free World
The recent announcement by the British government that it plans a 40 percent increase in the number of nuclear weapons it possesses…
Perhaps, someday, people will ask whether increasing preparations for war was the best these governments could do as their populations sank into widespread disease, death, and poverty
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