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Understanding tribalism

Recommending a survey article on tribalism in American politics.

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Charles Richardson Ideas, Party matters, Political issues, United States 1 Comment 19 September 201727 January 2022

Charlottesville

Some further thoughts on the moral catastrophe that is Trumpism.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Europe, Ideas, Political issues, United States, War and peace 2 Comments 18 August 201727 January 2022

Oh dear, it’s North Korea again

North Korea is staging its regular return to the headlines. Don't panic.

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Charles Richardson East Asia, United States, War and peace 5 Comments 14 August 2017

Can you get rid of presidential government?

Events in Venezuela and the United States again cast doubt on the "separation of powers" constitutional model. Can it be reformed or replaced?

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Charles Richardson Constitutional law, Europe, Latin America, Political issues, United States 6 Comments 4 August 201727 January 2022

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

Poland and populism

Anti-government protests in Poland offer a window on the difference between liberals and conservatives, and also an opportunity to think about whether the authoritarian right deserves the label of "populist".

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Charles Richardson Elections, Europe, Ideas, Political issues, United States 3 Comments 17 July 201727 January 2022

The war against Arab democracy

The conflict with Qatar is fundamentally about the possibility of democracy in the Arab world. That's why Saudi and Trumpian autocrats are on the same side.

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Charles Richardson Ideas, Media, Middle East, Political issues, United States, War and peace 4 Comments 3 July 201727 January 2022

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

Cartographical fun in North Carolina

The US Supreme Court strikes a blow against gerrymandering but also exposes the depth of its own partisan divisions.

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Charles Richardson Electoral law, Political issues, United States 4 Comments 25 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

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