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The Damage Caused by Private Equity Is No Accident

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By Bartolomeo Sala
| Jacobin Verified
Of all the schemes devised by the rich and powerful to rip off workers and escape democratic accountability, private equity might be the most brazen and destructive. Born out of the conservative backlash of the 1980s, it was pitched as a way to save moribund Western economies and wrestle capitalism free of the hands of a complacent postwar managerial class.
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Through the Lens of Francesco Neri: The Farmers of his Romagna

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By Lorenzo Villa, Bartolomeo Sala
| Italy Segreta
It’s been four years that Neri has been visiting Boncellino, the 300-strong frazione where the Rossini live. Yet the journey to becoming a local familiar face, greeted and stopped by everyone, was far greater than the 15 kilometers separating this village from Faenza, the ceramic-famed town where Neri was born and still resides.
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The Anti-Pop Art of Domenico Gnoli

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By Bartolomeo Sala
| Ocula Verified
In Domenico Gnoli’s 1967 painting L’inverno (Couple au lit), a couple lie together under the sheets. The bedspread bears a light blue motif—half-Paisley pattern, half faux-naïf fish design—and a white sheet has been folded neatly over the top. Only the couple’s hair shows, but the rumples in the sheets suggest that their bodies are facing away from each other.
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