Evgeny Morozov

@evgenymorozov

There are useful idiots. Look around.

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    Sep 17

    Exciting news: The Syllabus, a project I've been working on for a long time, has finally come out of its stealth mode. It's now live! Try finding a brainier site online:

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  2. 3 hours ago

    The author makes a convincing case that the answer is "yes"!

    [Academic Paper] Was Keynes a Socialist? (Edward W. Fuller)
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  3. 3 hours ago

    In the tech edition of The Syllabus this week: - the "algorithmic despotism" of food delivery platforms - personal data as the new the intellectual property - Aadhaar, the India Stack & revolving door between state & corporations and much more...!

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    14 hours ago

    I've subscribed to this—and you, smart curious reader that you are, probably should too.

    My favorite part of The Syllabus is choosing eccentric academic papers - this week they are on heavy metal as existentialism, pastafarianism, viking tatoos on Instragam, and the absence of ecology of Game of Thrones - that go into our Odds & Ends section
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    My favorite part of The Syllabus is choosing eccentric academic papers - this week they are on heavy metal as existentialism, pastafarianism, viking tatoos on Instragam, and the absence of ecology of Game of Thrones - that go into our Odds & Ends section

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    16 hours ago

    Very cool syllabus-style newsletter from ...sign up for tailored reading recs, both academic and journalistic (with lots of options for science/tech/politics)

    Exciting news: The Syllabus, a project I've been working on for a long time, has finally come out of its stealth mode. It's now live! Try finding a brainier site online:
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    17 hours ago

    As someone who has consistently read and enjoyed 's newsletter over the years, can't recomend this enough!!

    Exciting news: The Syllabus, a project I've been working on for a long time, has finally come out of its stealth mode. It's now live! Try finding a brainier site online:
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    18 hours ago

    I strongly encourage you to explore this brilliant initiative by Evgeny Morozov.

    One of the most exciting aspects of working on The Syllabus is the sheer breadth of topics that we cover. Here is, for example, our recent edition on political economy - one can get lost in it for hours, reading up on neoliberalism and what not
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    22 hours ago

    Next Friday, September 27, three of the world’s leading activists of the electronic age gather to discuss our digital future! Don't miss: , and at MARX HALLE Vienna.

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  10. Sep 18

    Will also work great as my next book title

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  11. Sep 18

    Paper of the year, on Brexit and gastronationalism!!! "Fish and chips sometimes appears as the favoured dish of the kind of Brexit promoted by the nationalist right"

    [Academic Paper] O, The Roast Beef of Old England! Brexit and Gastronationalism (Jason Edwards)
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    Sep 18

    [Academic Paper] Patriots and Protesters, Mavericks and Manipulators: Assange, Snowden and the Politics of Surveillance Cinema (Ian Henry)

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  13. Sep 17

    To find those few papers that do we feature on The Syllabus, we have to read a lot of stuff that is, well, provocative. Like this paper on pastfarianism!

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  14. Sep 17

    One of the most exciting aspects of working on The Syllabus is the sheer breadth of topics that we cover. Here is, for example, our recent edition on political economy - one can get lost in it for hours, reading up on neoliberalism and what not

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    Sep 17

    Exciting news: The Syllabus, a project I've been working on for a long time, has finally come out of its stealth mode. It's now live! Try finding a brainier site online:

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    Sep 17

    [Academic Paper] The Rentierization of the United Kingdom Economy ()

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  17. Sep 17

    Some very interesting stuff in our technology edition

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  18. Sep 17

    And don't forget to follow

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  19. Sep 17

    We have excellent articles in The Syllabus this week: - Was Keynes a socialist? - How online platforms abuse "dark patterns" - What's behind "free digital trade" - Brexit and Gastronationalism (!) And much more...

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    Sep 14

    If you’ve heard our new show with , and you’re wondering what digital experience Morozov would offer as an alternative to what we now have: visit his or see . If you haven’t heard the show yet:

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