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The divine economy: how religions compete for wealth, power, and people

6.30pm Wed 29 May | Paul Seabright | Registration Required | Free public event at LSE

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Why religion is big business: An economic lens might explain its fortunes

Why religion is big business: An economic lens might explain its fortunes
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To fight populism, invest in left-behind communities

CAMBRIDGE As Western democracies become increasingly polarised, rural and small-town voters are regularly pitted against their counterparts in larger urban centres. While this is not a new phenomenon, and certainly not the only factor affecting voting patterns, the rural-urban divide is a significant driver of today’s culture wars. This dynamic, which Economist Andrés

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Bangkok Post - Tackling populism at its roots

Bangkok Post - Tackling populism at its roots
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To Fight Populism, Invest in Left-Behind Communities

Jan 03, 2024 // As Western democracies become increasingly polarized, rural and small-town voters are regularly pitted against their counterparts in larger urban centers. This dynamic suggests that the ongoing populist surge largely reflects geographic disparities.

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