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Anjan Basu

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farmers protest why are some ‘liberals’ invoking the legacy of margaret thatcher

Farmers Protest: Why Are Some ‘Liberals’ Invoking the Legacy of Margaret Thatcher?

In her home country today, derisive references to Margaret Thatcher are far more common than benign ones. But in India, time seems to have stood still since her glory days.

noam chomsky and the left allies or strange bedfellows

Noam Chomsky and the Left: Allies or Strange Bedfellows?

remembering friedrich engels at 200 the philosopher of science

Remembering Friedrich Engels at 200, the Philosopher of Science

when there were not many adults inside the great meeting rooms of the european union

When There Were Not Many Adults Inside the Great Meeting Rooms of the European Union

a life beyond capitalism reimagining a socialist future with yanis varoufakis

A Life Beyond Capitalism: Reimagining a Socialist Future With Yanis Varoufakis

to preserve the human experiment a global coalition of progressive forces takes shape

To Preserve 'the Human Experiment', a Global Coalition of Progressive Forces Takes Shape

the many faces of 9 11

The Many Faces of 9/11

fahrenheit 9 11 when a film held up the mirror to the great american establishment

'Fahrenheit 9/11': When a Film Held up the Mirror To the Great American Establishment

from bounty to dampener the tale of rbi s dividend to the indian government

From Bounty to Dampener, the Tale of RBI's Dividend to the Indian Government

black rain reality and metaphor in post war japan

'Black Rain': Reality and Metaphor in Post-War Japan