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Yet another view of neoliberalism

An American liberal's interpretation of "neoliberalism" explores the messaging strategy of the left.

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Charles Richardson Ideas, Party matters, Political issues, United States 6 Comments 20 July 201727 January 2022

Mr Macron and his parliament

Emmanuel Macron faces many policy challenges, but he is at least enjoying continued success in his project of disrupting the French party system.

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Charles Richardson Europe, France, Party matters 4 Comments 11 July 201718 May 2022

EOFY election roundup

As the financial year comes to a close, we tie up some loose ends on recent electoral news.

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Charles Richardson East Asia, Elections, Europe, Party matters 2 Comments 30 June 2017

Georgia on their minds

Republicans win an astronomically expensive Congressional race in Georgia, and almost lose the low-profile one in neighboring South Carolina.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Party matters, United States 6 Comments 21 June 2017

Election preview: Britain

An increased Conservative majority is the most likely outcome from Britain's general election, but unreliable polling and unstable party dynamics make prediction hazardous.

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Charles Richardson British Isles, Elections, Europe, Party matters 2 Comments 8 June 201727 January 2022

Democracy in Canada

British Columbia gets a government, and Canada's Conservatives get a new leader.

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Charles Richardson Elections, North America (ex-US), Party matters 2 Comments 30 May 2017

Macron and the debate on neoliberalism

Debate continues on what it means to be a "neoliberal", but more people seem willing to accept that it's not always a bad thing.

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Charles Richardson Europe, France, Ideas, Party matters, Political issues, United States 2 Comments 18 May 201727 January 2022

May election roundup

An occasional feature. This week, France, Germany, Canada, the Bahamas and Austria.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, France, Germany, North America (ex-US), Party matters 3 Comments 15 May 201727 January 2022

Choosing democracy – or not

The French left faces its moment of truth on whether to make a broad front against Marine Le Pen. The arguments for doing so seem overwhelming.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, France, Ideas, Party matters, Political issues 4 Comments 4 May 201727 January 2022

Macron will win, but can he govern?

France's politicians are looking ahead to the aftermath of Sunday's runoff election, and trying to work out how the new president will put together a parliamentary majority.

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Charles Richardson Elections, Electoral law, Europe, France, Party matters 6 Comments 1 May 201727 January 2022

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