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Nils Heisterhagen

Nils Heisterhagen

Mainz

Nils Heisterhagen is a social democrat author of the book 'Die liberale Illusion. Warum wir einen linken Realismus brauchen' (The liberal illusion. Why we need a left-wing realism) in Dietz-Verlag.

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Progressive illusions | 11.10.2018

The liberal illusion of automatic progress

Proclaiming the inevitability of human progress too often turns a blind eye to criticism of capitalism and social [...]

Europe | 25.04.2018

The liberal illusion

Why the German centre left needs to raise its voice against the abuses of modern-day capitalism

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The coronavirus and Xi Jinping’s worldview

No matter how bad the epidemic might become, this crisis will not change the way China is governed under Xi Jinping

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