Zohran Mamdani and The New Democratic Socialist Horizon
Mamdani is close to win but more challenges are awaiting. Continue reading Zohran Mamdani and The New Democratic Socialist Horizon
Author: Mahmoud Hadhoud
Egyptian Hegelianism: The Middle Class and the Faith in the State
The Egyptian middle class over-celebrates the state mega-projects in search for the state presence as a source for certainty. Continue reading Egyptian Hegelianism: The Middle Class and the Faith in the State
Class Segregation: The Case of Gated Communities
Neoliberlaism or statism is the real root behind the phenomenon of gated communities in Brazil, Mexico and Egypt as well as even the United States? Continue reading Class Segregation: The Case of Gated Communities
Larry Ellison, Media Capture and Truth-Making
The Ellison case is neither exceptional nor unique; it is rather fits the model the global media expert Anya Schiffrin described as media capture. Continue reading Larry Ellison, Media Capture and Truth-Making
When You Have Little to Do, Read Hegel!
If you read Hegel in peace, you could find him too abstract or even boring. Hard times, in contrast, could help you make sense of the abstract. Continue reading When You Have Little to Do, Read Hegel!
Jane Goodall: Between Violence and Hope
For Goodall, salvation originates in hope, which differs from wishful thinking. Hope is an instinctive trait of men that helped them to survive and evolve, for hope is linked to doing. Continue reading Jane Goodall: Between Violence and Hope
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