The Developmentalist model, as I had correctly suspected, is meant to be understood as a “development” toward Liberal Capitalism or Illiberal Capitalism. The difference between Liberal Capitalism and Illiberal Capitalism, the latter of which is to speak of an “Authoritarian… Read More ›
Month: December 2022
Update (31 December 2022)
Last night, I drew an important diagram regarding my conclusions in the previous post. Yes, I do think that “Post-Liberalism” and “Post-Capitalism,” when the two concepts are taken together as an opposition to Neoliberalism, are both lacking. It was not… Read More ›
Philosophical Critiques of Antisemitism, Post-Liberalism, and Post-Capitalism
A valid argument deserves to be made about Antisemitism on the rise these days, yet nobody seems to know why. There has been an apparent normalization of the phenomenon across the Left-Right Political Spectrum in recent years that warrants some… Read More ›
Philosophical Ponderings of Soviet Collapse (Pt. II of II)
Back in the previous post, I began my discussion by addressing the various interpretations that sought to explain why the Soviet Union dissolved. The three most common ones are: There is a fourth one that articulates its conclusions from the… Read More ›
Philosophical Ponderings of Soviet Collapse (Pt. I of II)
What brought about the collapse of the Soviet Union? Depending on the perspective, one is bound to come away with different interpretations. Here in America and the Western world, the explanation is purely economic and technical. I documented some of… Read More ›
Update (28 December 2022)
It has been a while since I had last written another Update post. I thought I should remind people that December 30 marks the centennial of the Soviet Union’s founding. I still have a post on the Soviet Union scheduled… Read More ›
U.S. stock sector ‘Santa rally’ hopes fade as Tesla shares continue to slide
U.S. shares are struggling to maintain alive hopes of a calendar year-conclusion Christmas rally as investor optimism about China’s reopening is weighed down by subdued post-holiday getaway buying and selling volumes and weakness in shares of organizations such as Tesla…. Read More ›
“Pan-Europeanism” contra “Pan-Germanic Socialism”
Yesterday, in a post intended for the ARPLAN Blog, I discussed that Pan-Germanic Socialism within the German-speaking world could still be a relevant ideology in the 21st century. If it successfully distances itself from the racialist and antisemitic tendencies of… Read More ›
“European Germany” or “German Europe?”
Bogumil, I sincerely wish you a merry Christmas and an early happy New Year. I hope things are going well for you at the moment. Since I am not sure if you will be doing a Christmas-themed post this year,… Read More ›
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