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Beyond Weber, Marx, and Orwell: The Rise of Digital Neofeudalism

Beyond Weber, Marx, and Orwell: The Rise of Digital Neofeudalism

Has the modern world outgrown Weber’s iron cage, Marx’s alienation, and Orwell’s surveillance state—only to enter a new form of control? In an era where tech monopolies act as digital landlords, individuals no longer own but rent, their lives dictated...

📅 14 March 2025✍️ By Andrew J. Wright💬 No Comments
Charity, Mutual Aid, and the State: Who Should Tackle Inequality?

Charity, Mutual Aid, and the State: Who Should Tackle Inequality?

Is charity or mutual aid the best way to tackle social inequality? This article explores the sociological debate, examining government withdrawal, burnout in volunteer efforts, and international welfare comparisons.

📅 19 February 2025✍️ By Andrew J. Wright💬 No Comments
Karl Marx: Misunderstood, Not a Bogeyman

Karl Marx: Misunderstood, Not a Bogeyman

Karl Marx is one of the most polarising thinkers in modern history. Depending on whom you ask, he is either a prophet of workers' liberation or the architect of totalitarian nightmares. The media often presents Marx as a bogeyman—a figure...

📅 18 February 2025✍️ By Andrew J. Wright💬 No Comments
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