On Martin Hägglund's This Life.
We continue on the theme of freedom by discussing Martin Hägglund's case for 'democratic socialism'. In this episode, we leave the book itself to one side and attempt to "put the concepts to work".
We survey the many intelligent responses the book has generated and discuss what their strengths and weaknesses are.
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Readings:
/54/ Numbers Are Too Powerful ft. William Davies
/53/ Brexit's Hotel California
/52/ Duterte's Despotism ft. Nicole Curato
/51/ Oh, Brazil: What Now?
/50/ On The Market ft. Anna Khachiyan
/49/ Kids & Confessions ft. Amber A'Lee Frost
/48/ Ultra-Politics in Brazil ft. Sabrina Fernandes
/47/ Woke Consumerism
/46/ Exiting Capitalist Realism
/45/ Liberalism: A Counter-Podcast
/44/ Neoliberal Order Breakdown Syndrome (N.O.B.S.)
/43/ City Struggles ft. Ben Bradlow / David Adler
/42/ Erdogan Ever-Present? ft. Yasemin Yilmaz
/41/ The Colombian Exception ft. Pablo Medina Uribe
/40/ Centrists Are the Bad Guys ft. David Adler
/39/ Geopolitics of the World Cup ft. Karl Sharro & Euan Marshall
/38/ The Economics of Exit ft. Thomas Fazi
/37/ The Ghosts of May '68 ft. Catherine Liu
/36/ Portugal: The Soft Whip? ft. Catarina Príncipe
/35/ (Dis)Arm the People? ft. Reid Kane
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