Tag: sovereignty
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A whimsical essay in comparative political sociology privileging synthesis over method-bound justification.. I. Introduction: A Transition in Class Formation One does not need to be a disciple of Karl Marx to recognise that class relations are undergoing a silent but decisive metamorphosis. The old binary of capital versus labour—the axis that defined industrial conflict for…
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Or: How we move from stolen territory to shared sovereignty, one autonomous zone at a time Let’s start with the uncomfortable truth: the land you live on was stolen. Not metaphorically. Not in some distant past. Stolen. By force. By treaty fraud. By law that was written to benefit the colonizer and erase the Indigenous.…