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10+ hour, 21+ min ago (1261+ words) Richard Murphy on developing a fairer and sustainable economy The has FT noted that: Economists expect the inflation shock driven by the Iran war to be less severe than the surge in prices during the 2022 energy crisis, according to an…...
Kazakhstan amends labor legislation to bolster worker rights
1+ hour, 49+ min ago (143+ words) The Head of State has signed a law amending certain legislative acts on improving Kazakhstan's labor legislation, Qazinform News Agency reports, citing the Akorda press service. The text of the law will be officially published in the press. The amendments…...
University of Waterloo - Expanding co-op with community impact
7+ hour, 15+ min ago (177+ words) University of Waterloo students will have more opportunities to experience co-op work terms in the charitable and non-profit sector, thanks to a generous investment by The Steele Family Foundation. The Foundation has committed $1 million to expand the Change Makers in…...
Why We Need a Fourth Branch of Government
3+ hour, 14+ min ago (492+ words) As America approaches its 250th birthday, I'll be writing a series of pieces taking a step back, looking at our political system and ways to improve it. This morning, I share my biggest-picture idea for a political reform that could increase…...
Democracy Dies in Personnel: How Average People Help Autocrats
20+ hour, 32+ min ago (1679+ words) New research shows how average, frustrated and career-blocked employees can become ideal fulcrums for authoritarian leaders (New York Times; 6yka. com) Even the most powerful autocrats cannot rule alone. Vladimir Putin in Russia relies on a select circle of oligarchs. In…...
Letter: For America's 250th year, work against erosion of democracy
6+ hour, 8+ min ago (134+ words) It is a supreme irony that Donald Trump, the most unpatriotic of our presidents, holds the nation's highest honor during the 250-year celebration of our country. A large structure is currently being built on the South Lawn of the White…...
OPINION: Civility where art thou in today's politics? | Siloam Springs Herald-Leader
7+ hour, 48+ min ago (736+ words) I've been asked of late if we as United States citizens, and even here at home in Arkansas, have seen a vast and downward decline in civility. I have to say absolutely yes. Even in local county political parties, I…...
So, Aristotle Was the First Political Scientist?
7+ hour, 37+ min ago (705+ words) Elon Musk Predicts Robot-majority Future In First Davos Appearance BREAKING: US Captures President Maduro, Wife In Strike On Venezuela Genocide: Netanyahu Sends Warning To Nigeria In Christmas Message What Trump Says About Killing Of Christians In Nigeria 92-Year-Old Paul Biya…...
Gordie Howe bridge team says project remains on track for spring opening
15+ hour, 20+ min ago (49+ words) CTV News Gordie Howe bridge team says project remains on track for spring opening With less than three weeks remaining until summer, officials with Canada's newest international crossing maintain that it will be opening in 'spring.'...
Can Governing Survive Without Continuity? The Crisis of Institutional Memory
7+ hour, 46+ min ago (1628+ words) Part 3 of "Today's Governing Gap," a three-part series on coalition fragility, governing coherence, and the institutional continuity democratic systems require. Modern societies depend on continuity. The gap between winning and governing has a downstream consequence. Policies now reverse rapidly between…...