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From the motto “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity”, which was first voiced in Maximilien Robespierre’s speech on ...
Libertarians and other proponents of state non-interference claim that a free market does not tend ...

The layer of government officials is quite ancient and universally widespread, yet it plays a ...

We often hear the thesis from conservatives that Russia has a terrible climate, and for ...

The attitude toward the economy is one of the factors that divide political movements and ...
One of the key divergences between social democrats and Marxists is the issue of private ...
Let us first consider what the term “tolerance” means in its dictionary sense. Efremova’s Explanatory ...

In this article, we will highlight the strongest and most influential social democratic parties of ...

How can economic growth and competitiveness be ensured to improve the material well-being of citizens ...

In the relevant articles, we have already analyzed why racism, Nazism, patriotism, nationalism, and fascism ...
The well-known researcher Erik Reinert, in his economic bestseller “How Rich Countries Got Rich… and ...
Accusing Joseph Stalin of antisemitism is a rather serious matter, because if he was an ...

Anti-Western rhetoric became entrenched in Russia in the middle of the 19th century during the ...

Russian society has grown so desperate from witnessing rampant corruption that it instinctively, subconsciously desires ...

Quite unexpectedly, a serious issue for the Russian left has become the question of whether ...
A convenient trick of political propaganda is the accusation of “smearing history” (also known as ...
The most important requirement for any democratic society is ensuring the regular turnover of political ...

If we take several books from the vast body of journalistic literature that satisfies public ...

We have already examined how the nomenklatura in the USSR extracted resources from citizens, what ...

Usually, when the word “patriotism” is mentioned, it is perceived as something lofty and inherently ...