Tim W. Shenk, for the University of the Poor Journal: In this inaugural issue of the University of the Poor Journal, we’re
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Introduction
In University of the Poor spaces, we often speak of the political strategy of “uniting the poor and dispossessed as
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This political moment is overflowing with stories about the minute-to-minute fights within the two-party system and the
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Electoral politics in the contemporary U.S. context are complicated for revolutionaries. As we are all well aware, because of
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Everywhere you look these days, serious divisions, disruptions, and polarizations are erupting across society. How we analyze these ruptures and
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Our network has looked at what’s happening in the world today and come to the conclusion that a deep transformation
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“We are homeless but not helpless…freedom is not free. We only get what we are organized to
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During the first year of the pandemic, the number of billionaires across the world grew by nearly a third,
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Jeffrey D. Sachs’s latest book, The Ages of Globalization (Columbia University Press, 2020) sets out to draw lessons from
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