Newspapers are teeming with stories of ‘Warring Tories’ and our timelines are filled with #ToryShambles hashtags as Tory dysfunction swirls with their open corruption in the sewers of British politics. But if there is something almost humiliating about being ruled by such people, there is also something emerging about ourRead More →
Count Gerald Green among the nervous torturers who see a socialist behind every tree as he fears America is slipping into economic oblivion. rubbish! Ditto for his comment calling Teddy Roosevelt a Democrat and confusing him with Franklin Roosevelt for creating the social safety net in the 1930s to alleviateRead More →
Michael T. Hayes is Professor of Political Science at Colgate University. As President Joe Biden finally signs the bipartisan infrastructure bill and pushes for passage of the “Build Back Better Billâ€, Republicans in Congress are once again invoking the specter of socialism to frighten their base. This accusation is notRead More →
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After a campaign season marked by deep divisions over masking, feuds over teaching racism and an unprecedented influx of money to candidates running under the banner of keeping schools open, there is no had Republican sweep of school board races in suburban Philadelphia. But the attention and controversy that surroundedRead More →
In particular, the World Economic Forum (WEF) advanced the concept of stakeholder capitalism designed to make the capitalist system more viable and dynamic through greater inclusion and consideration of factors such as long-term economic goals. term and sustainability. According to Klaus Schwab, “Stakeholder capitalism is a form of capitalism inRead More →
Socialism and capitalism are on either side of a debate about which system is best for us humans. I’m here to set the record straight: they both stink. Take the costs. The enemies of capitalism will tell you that the profit incentive that drives it causes companies to care onlyRead More →
Socialism and capitalism are on either side of a debate about which system is best for us humans. I’m here to set the record straight: they both stink. Take the costs. The enemies of capitalism will tell you that the profit incentive that drives it causes companies to care onlyRead More →
After the fall of communism in 1989 in the Soviet bloc, there remain today five self-proclaimed communist states: China, Cuba, Laos, North Korea and Vietnam. Belarus and Venezuela can also be added to the mix as they meet the criteria for a communist state – even though they don’t officiallyRead More →
In this week’s Hok Talk, we discuss the different and conflicting goals that make baseball less enjoyable than it could possibly be. Baseball is a sport. sport 1. an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes with another or others for entertainment. If itRead More →
20 November 2021 IN HIS CABIN on board of SS Bashan, a luxury riverboat sailing to Wuhan, Janos Kornai was sleepless with excitement. The Hungarian economist, who died last month, was one of seven foreign experts invited in 1985 to share their views on China’s economic reforms. As Julian GewirtzRead More →
Fresh out of an election victory, the new Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, is already giving a glimpse of what his economic policy agenda will look like in practice. Unfortunately, early signs suggest that while its goals are sound, its policies are not. TOKYO – Japanese Prime Minister Fumio KishidaRead More →
BOOK OF THE WEEK FREE by Lea Ypi (Allen Lane £ 20, 336 pp) A bitter quarrel between two groups of close family friends, over. . . the disappearance of an empty Coca-Cola can? It sounds crazy, but that was life in socialist Albania in the early 1990s. The canRead More →
Home | Le Socialiste November 17, 2021 | Join the Socialist Party Subscribe | Make a donation | audio | PDF | Ebook Isai Priya, treasurer of the Socialist Party The Today program, on BBC Radio 4, examined the state of the NHS and its history. The pressure on theRead More →
Home | Le Socialiste November 17, 2021 | Join the Socialist Party Subscribe | Make a donation | audio | PDF | Ebook Best event to come together to fight for socialism Julija Rusevica, Socialist Party of South West London You may have heard a lot about the Socialism 2021Read More →
India became an independent nation on August 15, 1947. Socialism shaped the main economic and social policies of the Indian government until the early 1990s. Socialism is an economic and political system based on public ownership of the means of production. The government makes all legal production and distribution decisionsRead More →
Mayor-elect Eric Adams has pledged to restore the NYPD’s plainclothes anti-gun unit, as well as push the legislature to correct the law without bail to allow judges to send dangerous criminals to jail. But much remains to be done, across the criminal justice system, after years of ill-conceived reforms. ToppingRead More →
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Eearlier this year, the official international summary of climate science has announced that we are facing an increase in disasters and disruptions, with the most vulnerable suffering the most and the earlier. A leak report from the same UN process identified the need for a transformation of our economic systemsRead More →
After every socialist experiment without exception has failed over the past 100 years, it should be clear that the last thing the world needs is new. But as memories of the collapse of real-world socialism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe fade, socialist thought is experiencing a renewed renaissance.Read More →
Is the capitalist system the root of the problem or the solution to climate change? It depends on who you ask. Bill Gates, one of the richest billionaires in the world, tackles the subject with his recent book titled, How to avoid climatic disasters. He emphasizes investing in new greenRead More →
However, Democrats have had more success playing on the trauma suffered by Puerto Ricans, more than one million of whom live in Florida. In central Florida, the Biden campaign aired a sequence of TV, radio and internet commercials that touched the hearts of those displaced by Hurricanes Irma and MarÃa,Read More →
The vast majority of Greenland’s settlements – including the capital, Nuuk – lie on the country’s west coast, along the Labrador Sea and Baffin Bay. When traveling from Asia or western North America to Europe or the east coast of North America through the Northwest Passage, this is the homeRead More →
Ttoday is the 32nd anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. It is considered a landmark event in that it signified the collapse of the Iron Curtain that had descended on Europe after World War II. It was the beginning of the end of communism’s fierce grip on centralRead More →
U.S. President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the October Jobs Report at the White House in Washington, DC on November 5, 2021. Evelyne Hockstein | Reuters Well done, President Biden. America wants gentler, gentler capitalism; he does not want galloping socialism. You understood it: Trickle up must reaffirm its democraticRead More →
In America, 10% of the population controls half of the wealth. Businesses grow to huge sizes, destroying competition from small businesses. Capitalism is doing something dangerous for our market economy. The debate around capitalism is certainly banal. However, I want to defend the market economy and erase its name fromRead More →
Several years ago – at a sweltering church gathering with poor ballroom catering where chicken breasts all tasted like PowerPoint presentations – a progressive pastor admitted to me that the church he works in wouldn’t be. not “open and assertive” to LGBTQ individuals and families “if our wealthier members wereRead More →
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Editor’s Note: This essay is adapted from the new book “The Drift: Stopping America’s Slippage Toward Socialism“by Kevin Hassett. “Kevin, I want you to pick the lowest number,†President Trump told me. It was in 2016 and I was then president ofRead More →
Following the breakthrough Paris climate agreement at Cop21 in 2015, American businessman Rick Saines received the National Order of Merit from France, making him a “knight” for the role he played in working with American and French officials to make of this historic summit a success. © Supplied Rick SainesRead More →
FFollowing the decisive Paris climate agreement at Cop21 in 2015, American businessman Rick Saines received the National Order of Merit from France – making him a “knight†for his role. ‘he played by working with American and French officials to make this historic summit a success. Six years later, atRead More →
What the left can learn from “socialist” countries Can the left learn from the countries it likes to claim as the success stories of democratic socialism – Norway, Sweden and Denmark? Under the banner of democratic socialism, the left promotes a social and economic order based on central control ofRead More →
But muscle building has earlier origins as well, including in Mr. Musk’s own biography. Much of Muskism descends from the technocratic movement that flourished in North America in the 1930s, which was led by Mr. Musk’s grandfather, Joshua N. Haldeman, a staunch anti-Communist. Like muscism, technocracy was inspired by scienceRead More →
Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley lashes out at Tories who are comfortable with increased government intervention in the economy, contrasting with other Republicans eyeing for a more raised. The possible 2024 presidential candidate said in a speech to the Heritage Foundation on Wednesday that socialism hadRead More →
COLOMBIA, SC P2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley spoke on Wednesday against Republicans willing to compromise with Democrats on the economy. Haley, a former governor of South Carolina and United Nations ambassador, has accused some conservatives of “backing up” when Democrats defend ideas that have socialist components. “The right wing needsRead More →
And so, I think a lot of conservative friends — you know, one of the first people to interview me in my office when I went to the White House was George Will, and I know George didn’t very strong feelings for the president but a lot of people haveRead More →
Socialism 2021 is the latest in a series of international conferences on socialism that began in 2005. The theme this year is “Overcoming the Multiple Crises of Capitalism” and will feature speakers including Walden Bello (Philippines) and Saleh Moslem (Rojava / Syria). The conference started as an initiative of theRead More →