From Puget Sound to the Everglades, from Bangor to Tijuana, today’s struggling American neighborhoods, towns, and regions are turning to yugonomics to redeem and reimagine the American Dream.
@moetkacik This is as good a time as any to revisit Lord Percy's most urgent challenge to political invention ever offered to the jurista and the stateswoman
@moetkacik This is as good a time as any to revisit Lord Percy's most urgent challenge to political invention ever offered to the jurista and the stateswoman
Democratizing the corporation is an essential key to a democratic and sustainable future.
Just got my first copy!!! Thanks @VersoBooks
What a line-up of great scholars-discussants 🙏
Join us for online book launch on April 11!
Thanks to #ErikOlinWright#DemocratizingWork
"Your order is built on sand", Rosa Luxemburg wrote a few days before her death. Described as the “most brilliant intellect of all the heirs of Marx", my article below explains why her thought is ever more relevant. Happy Birthday Frau Dr. Luxemburg 🌹!
https://t.co/m4VU36kZuu
3/3 My parents said just leave it. What did philosophy ever do for the world. But there is sth in the torments of reason that gives courage. So here I am, purple Kant fetish and all. I am not saying dreams come true (in our world mostly they don’t). I will just say “sapere aude”.
High praise for Tehila Sasson/@TehilaSasson's forthcoming book, which I can't wait to read: "The Solidarity Economy: Nonprofits and the Making of Neoliberalism after Empire": https://t.co/gnsZCGOLeR
We're delighted to announce the launch of a new journal, Political Philosophy, with the same editorial team & editorial board as the old JPP. Send us your new papers & support the fight against private ownership of the means of (intellectual) production😉! https://t.co/xiLQB191n5
« Americans are so enthusiastic in their greetings, she observed. In Albania, people often answer the question “How are you doing?” with “I keep pushing.”
Thank you @ohanzhang for this lovely, thoughtful profile in the @NewYorker! https://t.co/nTYwvPnzs9
We Jews wonder why the world did nothing as the Nazis put us into concentration camps. Well there were not photos of the true conditions of the concentration camps in 1941, let alone photos every day. Every hour of every day. Livestreams. Yet people talk about college campuses.
The best answer to [BRI critics] is "but your segregated world in which we will be defined by our ethnicity, our nation, our religion, our wealth and be grouped together in small clans ... is not sustainable"
-@LagumdzijaZ
cc @EdinZubcevic
🇧🇦's UN ambassador @LagumdzijaZ on BRI🇨🇳 critics: "What is the alternative? That we have islands of poor people, low income nations, surrounded by walls? ... BRI is hardware but it's much more about software, about workware and lifeware"
@SenadPecanin@ReufBajrovic@jasminmuj
Beyond roads and bridges: BRI is about the people
There are those in the West who define the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) solely as an "infrastructure project" and believe it is not sustainable in the long term. Zlatko Lagumdžija, a former chairman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina, said infrastructure is indeed a major component of the BRI, but the initiative is also about improving people's living standards and putting people together. Infrastructure serves the purpose of connecting people and facilitating people-to-people exchange. The world that many Westerners are preaching for – a world of segregated societies walled off from each other, divided by economic status and identity – is not sustainable. A world not understanding that the future is shared is not a world that's going to truly serve the people.
Credit @CGTNOfficial
Though not their first, for some Bosnian Americans this is their first genocide as Foreign Service officers and spouses. An occasion to remember a legendary Sarajevan, Dado Elazar