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Monthly Archives: May 2019
Labour, Brexit and the European elections
Leading figures in Labour like Jess Phillips were out on social media today, with a call to arms to fight the reactionary tendencies represented by The Brexit Party, promising to oppose with progressivism. This is a difficult pitch for Labour. … Continue reading
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‘Bollocks to Brexit’ critiques are bollocks
The Liberal Democrat campaign slogan has come under fire. I think it’s a great slogan. It weaves together different feelings of those against the project: ‘oh for God’s sake make it stop this is turning out really badly’ [recall Jolyon … Continue reading
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Memetics and economics
Preliminaries. This post writes up a short thread on Twitter on memetics and economics. One that tells the story of a ‘paper’ I wrote perhaps 15 years ago or more, now, with the same title as this post, and sent … Continue reading
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