Jacobin
Jacobin stands out as a prominent platform for the American left, providing insights from a socialist viewpoint on various topics, including politics, economics, and culture. The magazine is published every three months and has a subscriber base of 75,000. Additionally, it attracts more than 3,000,000 visitors to its website each month.
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3 days ago |
jacobin.com | Eileen Jones
A lot has been written about the IP problem besetting mainstream filmmaking today. IP, or intellectual property, refers to all the preexisting material adapted to film by studios and producers. It’s a way of minimizing financial risk by relying on familiar sources that have already found favor with consumers.
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4 days ago |
jacobin.com | Benjamin Selwyn
Socialist arguments that cooperation and collective action represent the basis of a better society are often dismissed by supporters of capitalism. “Human nature,” so the argument goes, is inherently self-seeking. The so-called “free-rider problem” purports to prove that large-scale cooperation is unsustainable because individuals seek to benefit from the collective action of others while minimizing their own contribution.
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4 days ago |
jacobin.com | Branko Marcetic
The last few years have seen corporate interests and pro-Israel groups regularly team up to beat back what they increasingly see as their common enemy: a grassroots-led socialist and progressive movement rising within the Democratic Party — usually by jumping into the party’s primaries to try to crush left-wing insurgents and incumbents. Last year, that strategy saw an avalanche of corporate money funneled through pro-Israel PACs unseat two members of the left-wing Squad from Congress.
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4 days ago |
jacobin.com | David Moscrop
Canada’s oldest company is dead. Hudson’s Bay, an iconic department store chain whose first location opened in 1881, has closed its retail shops and laid off its remaining employees — over 8,300 of them. The closures bring an end to a story that stretches back to the seventeenth century and the early days of the colonial project of British North America, the fur trade, and what would later become the country of Canada.
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4 days ago |
jacobin.com | Marlon Ettinger
Right from his inauguration, Donald Trump unleashed slash-and-burn austerity on the federal government — with even deeper cuts planned for coming months. As part of a breakneck eighteen-month agenda to maximize “governmental efficiency and productivity,” Trump has advanced a wide-ranging attack on the way the US government has hitherto functioned, including internationally.
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