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Category Archives: politics
Why I host conversations in 2017
Why should anyone host a conversation in 2017? I’ve been meditating on this question over the past few weeks, between multiple professional trips (all in the US this time), a series of online presentations, several face-to-face presentations, three meeting facilitations, … Continue reading
Two new free college plans and the future of higher education
Last week Bernie Sanders and allies introduced legislation to provide tuition-free public higher education for students in families making less than $125,000 per year. At the same time New York’s governor announced the Excelsior Scholarship, setting up a similar plan … Continue reading
The extractive democracy in 2017 and beyond
Two years ago I wrote about extractive democracy. I used the term to describe America’s recently acquired habit of extracting wealth from the poorest of us, in order to shift those monies to the wealthiest, using mechanisms of state. I cast … Continue reading
Explaining the 2016 elections: the generational pivot
One of the essential uses of studying history is the way the past can sometimes shock you into a different awareness of the present, along with adding glimpses of possible futures. We certainly need more awareness when it comes to the … Continue reading
Notes on the Trump inauguration speech
Greetings from Malta, where Europeans have plenty of thoughts on the new American president. I watched the inauguration on the web from a hotel room in San Anton, and also followed via social media until it was time to walk … Continue reading
The shock of the old: how Americans actually got election news in 2016
Much discussion about the 2016 American presidential election touched on the role of digital technologies. buy finasteride online buy finasteride no prescription generic Social media and web-based fake news are popular (if partial) explanations of Trump’s victory. Yet if a … Continue reading
Boris Badenov, hacker: skeptical thoughts on the Russian election espionage affair
I’ve been following the Russian American election hacking story between speaking gigs, physical meetings, international travel, winter storms, and holiday planning. Finally I have a few minutes to write about this here.* Overall, I’d like to caution people at this … Continue reading
Will the United States experience civil unrest in 2017-2018?
The 2016 American elections saw many passions and surprises, sometimes directed at the political process and structure of American society. Is it possible that these clashes will break out into civil unrest? I don’t mean to ask this in an … Continue reading
The struggle for the Democratic party's future begins with calls to head left
Greetings from Finland, where I’m enjoying a week’s residency kindly supported by Arcada University. This Nordic/eastern European perch is an interesting one from which to view the results of our American election. Let me pick out one aspect for this … Continue reading
Lame broadband is a direct hit on Vermont's livelihood
(Just published this on VT Digger) Now that the 2016 election is over and we’re looking forward to the near future, we should consider one Vermont issue that hasn’t received a lot of attention. Rural internet connectivity is not doing … Continue reading
