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Progressive Labor Standards
Dangerously high levels of market concentration demand a regulatory regime that holds large employers to higher standards.
By Nick Hanauer Dangerously high levels of market concentration demand a regulatory regime that holds large employers to higher standards.
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Why the normal practice of waiting for a candidate to emerge won’t do this time.
By Bernard L. Schwartz David RothkopfArguments
Reconstructing Democracy
Might the Trump presidency be propeling us toward a Third Reconstruction?
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Republicans have been all too eager to seize the mantle of space policy leadership. As we near the 50th anniversary of Apollo 8, it's time Democrats reclaim it.
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Right-Sizing American Capitalism
Fundamentally rebuilding our democracy means engineering our corporations and markets to enable the freedom of the producer from the domination by the monopolist or financier.
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Winning the "Cold Civil War"
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Saving NATO
It’s a shocking thing to say, but the President of the United States is the biggest threat to NATO in the world. We must show how wrong he is.
By Daniel B. Shapiro It’s a shocking thing to say, but the President of the United States is the biggest threat to NATO in the world. We must show how wrong he is.
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Democratic Capitalism's Future
Until the late 1970s, a rough balance of power existed between democracy and capitalism. Can today’s capitalists be more like yesterday’s?
By Didi Kuo Until the late 1970s, a rough balance of power existed between democracy and capitalism. Can today’s capitalists be more like yesterday’s?
