M.A. Jones

@paleo_liberal

Political sociologist, PhD. Interested in migration, technology, ideology, and power. Opinions my own.

Vrijeme pridruživanja: srpanj 2019.

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    "The great achievement of Western culture since the Enlightenment is to make many of us peer over the wall and grant some respect to people outside it; the great failure of Western culture is to deny that walls are inevitable or important.” - James Q. Wilson

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    It is tempting to dismiss the Culture War as an inconsequential internet-driven diversion, and on one level it is no doubt just that. At the same time, however, the Culture War reveals with striking clarity the constitutive tensions in the contemporary macropolitics.

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    On the one hand, identity is a social relation, not an individual property, and it depends on recognition and reinforcement from others. However, the deception involved in performing an identity on which one has no legitimate claim *undermines* the authenticity of said identity

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    The concept of a "mobilisation of bias" is useful here. Certain procedures and predominant values operate to systematically benefit certain narratives to the detriment of others.

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    This phenomenon certainly exists, and it is important. There is a bidirectional struggle both to marginalise certain concepts as illegitimate and to legitimate or "naturalise" previously illegitimate themes.

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    Decline and Fall of Republics and Empires: Reading List — Turchin, War and Peace and War — Turchin and Nefedov, Secular Cycles — Adshead, China in World History — Strathern, Rise and Fall — Montesquieu, The Greatness of the Romans and their Decline No Gibbon

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    In social settings, Colonel Hoare was shy and introverted, but he overcame this and practiced bold­ness in every part of his life because he saw its tremendous power. His son, Chris, said Hoare "lived by the philosophy that you get more out of life by living dangerously".

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    James Poulos () is one of the very few consistently engaging writers on the American Right: via 🔥

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    what if Greta Thunberg is in a kind of Ferris Bueller situation where she just wanted one day off school and it’s spiralled out of control

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  12. 5. velj

    Adam Tooze is one of the best left-wing writers and intellectuals on Twitter. He is capable of speaking simultaneously to military historians, political economists, historians of neoliberalism, and economic sociologists. It’s like a merger of Paul Kennedy and David Harvey.

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    "Accelerationists engage in any means necessary to manipulate public perceptions to activate insecurities over individual liberties and collective security. Both violent and non-violent acts of accelerationism inorganically manipulate threat perceptions."

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    Margaret Thatcher discovered Hayek's The Road to Serfdom while at Oxford University in the 1940s. There is a famous story of her visiting the Conservative Research Department, dropping Hayek’s Constitution of Liberty on the table and declaring: ‘This is what we believe in.’

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    Syriza embodies another case of interweaving political philosophy and democratic radicalism. Rena Dourou, Yanis Varoufakis, and Fotini Vaki are all alumni of Essex University. Dourou completed an MA in Ideology and Discourse Analysis in 2001.

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    Academic influence is stronger among political elites. Podemos, for example, were deeply influenced by the Argentine academic Ernesto Laclau and his Belgian wife Chantal Mouffe. Their 1985 book, Hegemony and Socialist Strategy, remains a key point of reference.

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    Arguably there may be economies of scale in certain industries, such as the pharmaceutical sector. However, it is not easy to think of examples of other industries where scale is constrained by the size of the U.S. labour market.

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    If Noah's arguments were valid, they would destroy the case for restricting immigration at all. In general, immigration *does* make the economy bigger (GDP) but that does *not* necessarily make us on average better off (GDP per capita).

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    St Hilda's decision is a classic example of what Eric Kaufmann () calls ‘asymmetrical multiculturalism’- the idea that "immigrants should retain their ethnicity while Anglo Saxons should forsake their uptight heritage for cosmopolitanism".

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    Environments can create cheaters: Living in a region where *others* are more competitive and less conscientious predicts individual willingness to fake job qualifications.

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