Election News From Kenya
Strange are the times we’re living through. In matters of democracy, they feature many novel and...
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Lunch and Dinner with Julian Assange, in Prison
Everybody warned this would be no ordinary invitation, and they were right. Three hundred metres from...
Read MoreRemembering Tom Paine
Readers might like to sample the following birthday toast in honour of the English political writer...
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Democracy and the Dangers of Silence
Original Link here El prestigioso filósofo australiano John Keane será el encargado de inaugurar el IV Ciclo...
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The Age of Mega-Projects
You said in your recent public speech in Castellon that we’re now living in the age...
Read MoreFuture of Monitory Democracy – Spain Tour, January 2013
During mid-January 2013, John Keane delivered a number of talks and lectures and gave interviews in...
Read MoreWhy Liberalism is Losing Its Way
Look around, or beyond the borders where you live. You’ll probably have noticed that disquiet and...
Read MoreBy the People
Look around, or beyond the borders where you live. You’ll probably have noticed that disquiet and...
Read MoreWhatever Happened to the ‘Arab Spring’?
Bliss was it in that spring to be alive, and to be young, on the streets,...
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The New Muckraking Journalism
The spirit and institutions of Greek democracy are dying, but who really cares? Kostas Vaxevanis does....
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