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Colin Jenkins is founder, editor, and Social Economics department chair at the Hampton Institute: A Working-Class Think Tank.
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Friday, December 26, 2014
Zombie Apocalypse and the Politics of Artificial Scarcity Dystopian narratives have long been an alluring and thought-provoking form of entertainment, especially for those who take an interest in studying social and political structures. To our dismay, potential answers are typically presented in dualities. Are we good or evil? Competitive or cooperative? Generous or greedy? Violent or peaceful?
Friday, December 26, 2014Zombie Apocalypse and the Politics of Artificial Scarcity Dystopian narratives have long been an alluring and thought-provoking form of entertainment, especially for those who take an interest in studying social and political structures. To our dismay, potential answers are typically presented in dualities. Are we good or evil? Competitive or cooperative? Generous or greedy? Violent or peaceful?
