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Gen Z goes global with revolution?

It’s not just France. Big street protests are erupting everywhere all across Europe–and elsewhere–taken together, they’ve been tabbed as the Gen Z protests. [I was interviewed about this on CNN last night; here’s the link.] When teens first started mass … Continue reading →

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A global explosion of people power?

Last year, 2019, the editors of The Big Q, a very cool blog sponsored by the University of Auckland, asked me to write about the seeming explosion of protest movements globally. This is what I thought, reposted below (non-American spelling … Continue reading →

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The moment…globally. Contagion is a demonstration effect.

Citizens are taking to the streets around the world, animated by many different grievances, but mostly concerned with some vision of democracy. More that one million people have turned out to protest corruption in Beirut, with allied protests across Lebanon. … Continue reading →

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