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Reclaiming Our Buses: Following Scotland’s Example
New legislation recently adopted in Scotland could spell the end of the Thatcherite consensus on buses south of the border as well.
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Pascale Robinson
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June 20, 2019
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Beyond Westminster
Make No Mistake: Ukraine’s New President Is Not an Actor
Despite much media fanfare abroad to the contrary, Volodymyr Zelenskyi is not just a humble comedian, nor a political outsider, and his rise to power was far from improbable.
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Oleksiy Radynski
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June 17, 2019
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International & Foreign Policy
There's More to Life than This! An argument for joy, against economism.
Technocratic policy fixes and sci-fi fantasies won’t save us—ecological collapse calls us to rethink our attitudes to extraction, exploitation, and interconnection.
Coal is the past: time to plan for the future.
Appeals to a fantasy past won't save us. We need to imagine—and plan for—a better, greener future.
Ideological Predictive Modelling
The statistical model is undervalued as a machine with features which can subdued, like any other machine, to intentions. This piece explores capitals focus on predictive modelling as a disciplinary tool.
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Joel Hellewell
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June 12, 2019
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Economics
Barcelona Chose The Left At The Polls. Now It’s Up To The Left To Choose Barcelona.
The left topped the polls at the recent elections in Barcelona, but if they cannot find common ground and work together it will be a grave betrayal of their voters.
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Kate Shea Baird
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June 10, 2019
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International & Foreign Policy
Reclaiming Our Buses: Following Scotland’s Example
New legislation recently adopted in Scotland could spell the end of the Thatcherite consensus on buses south of the border as well.
by
Pascale Robinson
/
June 20, 2019
/
Beyond Westminster
Make No Mistake: Ukraine’s New President Is Not an Actor
Despite much media fanfare abroad to the contrary, Volodymyr Zelenskyi is not just a humble comedian, nor a political outsider, and his rise to power was far from improbable.
by
Oleksiy Radynski
/
June 17, 2019
/
International & Foreign Policy
There's More to Life than This! An argument for joy, against economism.
Technocratic policy fixes and sci-fi fantasies won’t save us—ecological collapse calls us to rethink our attitudes to extraction, exploitation, and interconnection.
Coal is the past: time to plan for the future.
Appeals to a fantasy past won't save us. We need to imagine—and plan for—a better, greener future.
Ideological Predictive Modelling
The statistical model is undervalued as a machine with features which can subdued, like any other machine, to intentions. This piece explores capitals focus on predictive modelling as a disciplinary tool.
by
Joel Hellewell
/
June 12, 2019
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Economics
Barcelona Chose The Left At The Polls. Now It’s Up To The Left To Choose Barcelona.
