"Rigged Technofeudalism" - Political Polarisation, Culture Wars and The Failure of Political Parties to Build Consensus for Economic Change
This article discusses the growing political polarisation in the West, multiplying in tandem with the failure of UK and US political parties to build consensus over economic change. As voters become distracted by the culture war narrative, living standards fall, economic inequality spirals and assets become pooled under a super-rich elite. There is a parasitic and predatory class of billionaires and multi-millionaires controlling the media, funding the political parties and e
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Is Authoritarianism Causing Economic Underperformance in the MENA Region?
DISCLAIMER: This article was taken from an essay I wrote for a university module hence the academic style. On the one hand, economic...
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Policy Report: Income Inequality in Denmark
DISCLAIMER: This article was taken from an essay I wrote for a university module hence the academic style. Executive Summary · Rising...
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How Influential Are Institutions on Economic behaviour: Case Studies of Meiji Japan (1868-1912) and 17th Century England
DISCLAIMER: This article was taken from an essay I wrote for a university module hence the academic style. The influence of institutions...
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How do Historians' Views on the Emergence of Capitalism Differ?
DISCLAIMER: This article was taken from an essay I wrote for a university module hence the academic style. It had a 2,000 word limit so...
Sep 209 min read
Upcoming Articles to Look Out For In 2025
Following graduation in the coming months, I will have a lot of academic articles hot off the press available for publication. These...
Jan 161 min read
Do Markets Need State Intervention?
DISCLAIMER: This article was taken from an essay I wrote for a university module hence the academic style. On the one hand, arguably...
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