The optimistic leftist: why the 21st century will be better than you think
2017 · 256 pagine · St. Martin's Press · ISBN 9781250089663
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This seems counter-intuitive in light of the modest success the left has enjoyed since the great financial crisis of 2008-09. This has only been exacerbated by stunning Republican gains in recent congressional elections. But this short-sighted perspective overemphasizes the role of crisis and underestimates the role of long-term fundamental change.
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