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Duncan Green — Why is Latin America Going Backwards?

Increasingly, however, academics and development practitioners are looking at a less visible and tangible obstacle – the capture of the State by economic and political elites. The extreme concentration of economic and political power reinforces the ability to unduly co-opt, corrupt and divert the democratic process, and influence the role of the State, perpetuating measures that reinforce privilege on the one hand and inequality and exclusion on the other. This elite capture is manifested...

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Philip Giraldi — Is Bill Browder the Most Dangerous Man in the World?

The darling of the war party needs to answer some questions Update: The link to the film exposing Browder provided in this article has been taken down.Unz ReviewIs Bill Browder the Most Dangerous Man in the World? Philip Giraldi, former CIA counter-terrorism specialist and military intelligence officer, now Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest and founding member of the Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity

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Bill Mitchell — Build it in Britain is just sensible logic

After my day in the sun as a poet, I am back to being an economist. I have been researching operational issues relating to how a society can take back control and Reclaim the State, as part of the work I am doing for our follow up book (with Thomas Fazi) that I hope to get out next year sometime. The current book Reclaiming the State: A Progressive Vision of Sovereignty for a Post-Neoliberal World (Pluto Books, 2017) is very conceptual. The Part 2 follow up will be conceptual in part but...

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Andrei Martyanov — What Was Russia’s Chief of General Staff Doing in Berlin in Talks With Merkel?

Valery Gerasimov is not the kind of guy who attends diplomatic meetings, him being present in Berlin together with Russia's foreign minister signals something very important in the making. This question is kind of like asking what the CIA director was doing in Kiev shortly after the coup. Russia Insider What Was Russia's Chief of General Staff Doing in Berlin in Talks With Merkel? Andrei MartyanovalsoTASSRussian top diplomat, General Staff chief return after trip to Israel, Europe — source...

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Paul Robinson — Resilient Russia

Replace "Russia" in this article with "Iran" or "China" and the analysis still applies against the conventional wishful thinking and corresponding policy based on magical thinking rather than objective analysis based on fact.This kind of thinking go the US bogged down in quagmires from Vietnam to Iraq that were costly in blood and treasure.IrrussianalityResilient RussiaPaul Robinson | Professor, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa

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