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Tag Archives: Scotland
Scots, Save the Finance Capitalism!
It is fascinating to observe how the knights of the Neoliberal Globalism: economists (mainstream, sort of critical towards mainstream and those who sought repentance such as Jeffrey Sachs), the business elite, the nowadays’ robber barons, and their couriers in the … Continue reading
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Tagged European Union, finance, nationalism, neoliberalism, Scotland, United Kingdom
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“The left and Scottish nationalism”- what are the origins and implications of the left’s dalliance with Scottish independence?
“The left-wing case for Scottish independence now stands at the heart of the referendum battle, because it is Labour’s core support that offers the only route to victory for the ‘yes’ camp. Strategically, this reliance on left-wing nationalism is both … Continue reading
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Tagged labor, nationalism, neoliberalism, politics, Scotland, United Kingdom
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