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North America | Thomas Greven

Of trolls, tragedies and conspiracies

What Nick Drnaso’s graphic novel Sabrina reveals about the dark mood of the Trump Era

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Review of ‘The Decline of the West’ by Joschka Fischer

The former German foreign minister offers a keen analysis of the West’s dilemmas – complex, alarming, but not without hope

By Paul Hockenos

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'Globalization and its Discontents Revisited'

Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz says workers and citizens are missing out on the benefits of globalisation

By Paul Hockenos

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Review of 'Aftershock: A Journey into Eastern Europe’s Broken Dreams' by John Feffer

Twenty-five years after fall of communism, journalist John Feffer returns to Eastern Europe – a region plagued by political and social divisions

By Paul Hockenos

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Dear Mr Trump: please read this book

Paul Hockenos' 'Berlin Calling' reveals the truth about living behind a wall – from Bowie's bohemia to neo-Nazi clashes

By Emma Bullimore

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The promise of liberal identity politics

There is no such thing as identity-less politics. That's why liberals have to embrace an inclusive approach to identity politics

Refugees as entrepreneurs

In northern Kenya, the arrival of refugees drives the economic development of impoverished areas

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