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Jeremy Popkin on the French Revolution and the Long Road to Emancipation
“No legislative assembly ever debated constitutional issues more thoroughly and more loudly and more angrily than the French National Assembly of 1789 to 1791. Imagine a group of 1,200 people meeting in a hall with no amplification equipmen...
The Constitution Gave Us This Mess
This article was originally published in Jacobin on September 5, 2024. My articles were recently paywalled on Jacobin—I get it: we all need to pay the bills—but everything is fair use after 12 months. I’m happy to reproduce the article here...
Geoffrey Robertson on the Levellers, Democracy, and the English Civil War
“The poorest he that is in England hath a right to live as the greatest he” - Col. Thomas Rainborowe, Leveller.
In this episode, I speak with Geoffrey Robertson, an English barrister, historian, and the author of several works on the Engli...
Guy Aitchison on Popular Resistance and Fighting For Our Rights
This is an edited transcript of my conversation with Dr. Guy Aitchison, a Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Studies at Loughborough University. The conversation touches on the neo-republican conception of rights, rights claims a...
John Mulkins on Abolishing the Senate and the Common Sense of Democracy
“We don’t need two legislatures to enact a piece of legislation. You want to have representation? Create an assembly of people who can faithfully represent the people and let them deliberate about whatever legislation they have in mind and...
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