Nader Elhefnawy

Hype about artificial intelligence has been cyclical in the past. The pattern typically saw some cause for expectations that the big moment ...

People love to talk about George Orwell. Far more people than have ever actually bothered to read Orwell, going by a certain poll of a few y...

While the rhetoric of the Internet as a great democratizer was everywhere in the market populism -dominated 1990s, and remained widespread m...

At this stage of things it is difficult to say very much about the Russo-Ukrainian War now dragging into its fourth year. The plain and simp...

We live in an exceedingly unequal society which has long shown the trend of its life to be toward more and not less inequality, all as those...

Some years ago certain members of the commentariat began attacking the meaningfulness of the word "neoliberal" as a descriptor of ...

Recently reading the details of the German government's euphemistically named "Growth Booster" (read: big giveaway to busines...

Back in 2022 remarking Germany's announced infusion of cash into its armed forces I acknowledged the magnitude of the expenditure, which...

First encountering the Roosevelt Institute report titled "The Cultural Contradictions of Neoliberalism: The Longing for an Alternative ...

When in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine I addressed the discussion of German--and Japanese--"rearmament," I argued th...