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how Vienna became the world’s most livable city

January 10, 2024 by sergneri Leave a Comment

Place marker for this Guardian article on the city owned communal buildings, January 10, 2024. how Vienna became the world’s most livable city  

Posted in: Climate Change, Environment, Ethical and green living, Finanace, Politics, the Anthropocene, Thinking about Tagged: accommodation, affordable, apartments, architecture, Austrian, buildings, communal, communal buildings, deregulation, Gemeindebauten, housing stock, Karl Marx-Hof, landlord, landlords, private rentals, renters, social housing, Theodor Körner-Hof, urban renewal, Vienna

Misinforming the Majority

August 25, 2017 by sergneri 1 Comment

An interview by Mark Karlin, Truthout magazine, with writer Nancy MacLean, who’s book ‘Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Stealth Plan for America’ shines a light on the work of economist James McGill Buchanan who’s work inspired the Koch brothers, among others. If you have the nerve after 6+ months of … [Read more…]

Posted in: Politics, Racism, Thinking about Tagged: ALEC, Americans for Prosperity, Americans for Tax Reform, Brown v. Board of Education, Concerned Veterans of America, decentralization, deregulation, devolution, F.A. Hayek, federalism, Freedom Caucus, Freedom Partners, Generation Opportunity, George Mason University, James McGill Buchanan, Judicial Watch, Koch, libertarian, Ludwig von Mises, Milton Friedman, Nancy MacLean, privatization, rightwing, the American Legislative Exchange Council, the Cato Institute, the Club for Growth, the Donors Trust, the Heritage Foundation, the Independent Institute, the Institute for Justice, the Leadership Institute, the Mercatus Center, Truthout, Truthout magazine, Tyler Cowen

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