Why, if Trump and Clinton are both unloved candidates, with the lowest approval ratings for nominees in recent history, should American citizens vote for them?
Read MoreThe Road to the White House: Corporate Power vs. Networked Citizens First published February, 20, 2016 on Networked Politics, my column on The Conversation. The first two stops in the travelling show called the Next American President did not lack entertainment. There were four different winners […]
Read MoreOriginal tittle: Towards A Twenty-first Century Society of Control, first published on OpenDemocracy.net 26 Nov. 2013 – find it here Since last June, thanks to the confidential information disclosed by Edward Snowden, a former US National Security Agency contractor turned whistle-blower, a troubling truth has come […]
Read MoreThis is a short paper I recently published in openDemocracy. Origitnal title: Malaysia After the Election: A Paradigm Shift? Malaysia’s 2013 general election has come and gone. Before 5 May, it promised to be the most exciting electoral race since the country won its independence from […]
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(NB: questa e’ una versione antecedente e leggermente diversa dell’articolo pubblicato in inglese su opendemocracy 1 Giugno 2012) Recentemente l’Italia è stata colpita da due diversi tipi di terremoti: uno di natura geologica, l’altro invece di natura puramente politica. Per entrambi i terremoti, per puro caso, […]
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