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On the fusion of technocracy & populism.

Carlo Invernizzi Accetti talks to us about his book, Technopopulism, co-authored with Chris Bickerton. This is the "new logic of democratic politics". How are all politicians today effectively technocratic and populist at the same time? How does this distinguish our age from a more ideological age in the past? And what can be done to make politics ideological again?

Readings:

The Age of Technopopulism? George Hoare, Damage

Alex's thread on consensus-through-dissensus

The Berlusconi - cocktail recipe

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Davka Smolah Collective

Democratize civil society! Now there is a formula, and particularly one I'd like to see inflected through class, with much of today's technocracy, PMC, etc arising precisely from the undemocratic, oligarchic formation of a civil society class or class-stratum.

Chalky Default

Carlo has the tone and cadence of Chris Rock

Gary

In the US, one of the most common reasons given for voting for Trump, especially among baby boomers, was that he is an expert businessman.