
Abolish the People
Socialist politics in the 2020s is a search for the commons, whose utopian energies are buried in our lost histories and lurking in the ruins of our present.
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Socialist politics in the 2020s is a search for the commons, whose utopian energies are buried in our lost histories and lurking in the ruins of our present.

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For more than a decade, liberalism and populism struggled for control over the post-communist world. Now these rival ideologies have entered a strange state of symbiosis.