John B. Judis
John B. Judis is an American journalist born in Chicago who studied philosophy at Amherst College and UC Berkeley, earning B.A. and M.A. degrees.
A senior editor at The New Republic and contributing editor to The American Prospect, he began as a founding editor of Socialist Revolution in 1969 and the East Bay Voice in the 1970s.
Starting Washington reporting in 1982, he co-founded In These Times magazine.
His work appears in GQ, Foreign Affairs, Mother Jones, The New York Times Magazine, and The Washington Post.
His 2002 book with Ruy Teixeira, The Emerging Democratic Majority, was named among the year's best by The Economist.
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The Populist Explosion
Populism is a language, not an ideology. The Great Recession taught the West to speak it.
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The Populist Explosion
Populism is a language, not an ideology. The Great Recession taught the West to speak it.
Politika
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Ekonomika
Socioloģija
Globalization
The Nationalist Revival
Nationalism never disappeared. Globalization just pretended it had, and the revolt was inevitable.
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The Nationalist Revival
Nationalism never disappeared. Globalization just pretended it had, and the revolt was inevitable.
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The Politics of Our Time
Populism, nationalism, socialism: not rival ideologies but three symptoms of a broken system.
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Globalization
The Politics of Our Time
Populism, nationalism, socialism: not rival ideologies but three symptoms of a broken system.
Politika
Vēsture
Socioloģija
Ekonomika
Globalization
