Contra Jon Chait, Biden’s economic progressivism has been both historic and (had he only been able to explain it) good politics.
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Locating Ourselves in the Wreckage of Neoliberalism
Democracy Schools and other community listening sessions can bring together people of different experiences around common themes.
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Looking Across
A political prescription for breaking free from neoliberalism and getting to the good life
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How Neoliberalism Cuts Off Community
Policies need to be adopted to give Americans a higher purpose and a better connection with other people.
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Imagining the Good Life
A series of essays makes the case that breaking free from neoliberalism must present a clear vision to fulfill Americans’ psychic longing for community, stability, and control.
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Why We Should Care About Low-Carbon Leisure
Investments in tangible spaces for leisure can increase connection and fun activities while reducing carbon emissions.
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Labor & Culture: Beyond Jimmy Hoffa Movies
Positive depictions of unions are hard to find in the culture. Progressives should focus on elevating them.
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Psychological Reparations
Investments to repair racial harms are critical. But so is paying attention to the inner lives of Black Americans.
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Eurocrats on the Brink
In a world on fire, with corporate and anti-democratic forces rising, why are European policymakers so slow to react?
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The In-Flight Magazine for Corporate Jets
The Economist has channeled the concerns of elites for decades. It sees the Biden administration as a threat.