Titlebook: Bernie Sanders’s Democratic Socialism; Holding Utopia Accou Nicolas Gachon Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

和平主義

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Wohin geht die automatisierte Fabrik?,is 2016 presidential run was in fact Act Two of the movement that had started in Zuccotti Park, New York City, five years earlier. Sanders was to engage the American utopia to which every American was entitled but that seemed to have been perpetually deferred.

疏遠(yuǎn)天際

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-12068-2ention behind his 2016 presidential campaign was not simply to elect a president of the United States, that the campaign was about transforming America, by which he also meant building a sense of collective memory.

Epidural-Space

Socialism and Progressivismies at the core of the progressives’ optimism and also forms the matrix that made it possible for an activist like Bernie Sanders to blend the intellectual roots of his own thinking, some of them European and Marxist-related, into the American reform movement in a very idiosyncratic way.

使迷惑

Embracing the Democratic Party from the shores of Lake Champlain, Vermont, to the U.S. House of Representatives, and then to the U.S. Senate. Bernie Sanders’s congressional record is evaluated, as well as his interactions with the Democratic members of the U.S. Congress.

悲觀

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Hegemonynkfurt School) was interested in how mass-produced culture could end up limiting the potential for human agency. In ., Sanders explicitly extended the consumption metaphor to denounce a mechanism of “public consumption” orchestrated to promote political adhesion by the public—against the public’s own interests.

GRE

Hope Jr.’s radical vision of a country that had allegedly implemented “socialism for the rich” and “rugged individualism for the poor.” However, from Bernie Sanders’s perspective, Obama’s vision was not one that explicitly expanded the scope and limits of government intervention to correct social evils.

GRIPE

Occupying Wall Streetis 2016 presidential run was in fact Act Two of the movement that had started in Zuccotti Park, New York City, five years earlier. Sanders was to engage the American utopia to which every American was entitled but that seemed to have been perpetually deferred.

盡忠

Enduring Injusticeention behind his 2016 presidential campaign was not simply to elect a president of the United States, that the campaign was about transforming America, by which he also meant building a sense of collective memory.