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Falling birth rate means Spain s kindergartens and primary schools have over 300,000 fewer children in them compared to five years ago

Falling birth rate means Spain s kindergartens and primary schools have over 300,000 fewer children in them compared to five years ago
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Death, drugs and dirges

SHOULD we wear black clothes, take our lamps, and walk barefoot singing the dirges of the bereaved yet? Should we sing those dirges with the finality of

Cross riverEdo stateBayelsa stateGodwin obasekiHenry ehisRachael opadeleLudger woessmannOthman abubakarBuba marwaEric hanushekLucas gortazarSenior staff association of nigerian universitiesAmbrose alli universityUniversity of calabarDepartment of englishAcademic staff union of universities

Death, drugs, and dirges, By Toyin Falola

I sing yet another dirge to the simultaneous effects of this strike on the university students who have become the primary victims.

Cross riverUnited statesBayelsa stateEdo stateToyin falolaGodwin obasekiHenry ehisRachael opadeleLudger woessmannOthman abubakarBuba marwaEric hanushekFrances sanger mossikerLucas gortazarUniversity of nigeriaDepartment of english

Death, drugs, and dirges

Should we wear black clothes, take our lamps, and walk barefoot singing the dirges of the bereaved yet? Should we sing those dirges

Cross riverEdo stateBayelsa stateGodwin obasekiHenry ehisRachael opadeleLudger woessmannOthman abubakarBuba marwaEric hanushekLucas gortazarSenior staff association of nigerian universitiesAmbrose alli universityUniversity of calabarDepartment of englishAcademic staff union of universities

What Happened to Social Democracy?

In a world that seems to be divided between neoliberal orthodoxy and identitarian dogmas, it is possible to miss the waning presence of traditional social democracy. Born of the radical Left in Marx’s own time, social democrats worked, sometimes with remarkable success, to improve the living standards of working people by accommodating the virtues of capitalism. Today, that kind of social democracy learned at home from my immigrant grandparents and from the late Michael Harrington, one time head of the American Socialist Party is all but dead. This tradition was, in retrospect, perhaps too optimistic about the efficacy of government. Nevertheless, it sincerely sought to improve popular conditions and respected the wisdom of ordinary people.

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