China may have problems but so does globalisation

Exploring the Complexities of Global Dynamics: Noah Smith’s Analysis of China’s Worldview meets Oskar Brandt’s Insightful Critique. Join us on a thought-provoking journey as we navigate through the intricate intersections of democracy, economic equality, and global tensions. Discover the underlying forces shaping our world today and the imperative for a more equitable future. Are you […]

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Crime and migration through history

Social unrest isn’t caused by immigration but by inequality and austerity policies. From ancient Greece to modern Sweden, crime correlates more with societal disparities than migration. ’Replacement theory’ suggests that when one marginalized group is expelled or emigrates, another often takes its place in crime statistics. Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett’s research statistics book ’The […]

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