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Habermas After Gaza — Parapraxis

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By Amelia Horgan
| Parapraxis Verified
What had happened by November 2023 was already indefensible. The genocidal trajectory was clear. In December 2023, South Africa put a legal case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) alleging genocide, based on the evidence of the previous months. An interim ruling, in January 2024, ordered the prevention of genocide and found that Palestinians have the right to be protected from genocide. This did not stop the genocide.
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Popular Radicalism in Post-Industrial England

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By Amelia Horgan, Nathaniel White
| common-wealth.org
Scepticism The first major problem facing progressive political parties is the erosion of faith in politics and politicians. Where their subjective and objective class position once tied many of the residents of (post-)industrial areas to the Labour Party, a form of class consciousness now feeds a generalised disdain for politicians.
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Who Owns Britain?

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By Mathew Lawrence, Sophie Flinders, Chris Hayes Verified, Amelia Horgan
| common-wealth.org
Rocketing bills, crumbling infrastructure, public services on their last legs. How did we get here? The radical privatisation of Britain's essential services. It doesn't have to be this way. Let's end the rip-off and take back control.
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