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Real concerns
Voters’ discontents often seem to focus on the wrong objects. This is a problem for democratic problem-solving, a process which, to be successful, has continually to come up with realistic solutions for real problems, not false ones. For this process … Continue reading
Posted in Politics and current affairs
Tagged elections, graduates, job market, jobs, middle class, political discourse, unemployment, young people
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