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Ronald Sokol

Ronald Sokol

Writing for PS since 2015
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Ronald Sokol, who practices law in France, formerly practiced in the United States and lectured in appellate practice at the University of Virginia. His books include Federal Habeas Corpus and Justice after Darwin.

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    The Partial Triumph of 1989

    Javier Solana

    The fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 marked the end not of a historical chapter, but of a paragraph. Although capitalism currently has no rival, it has proven its compatibility with illiberal forces.

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    Why Rich Cities Rebel

    Jeffrey D. Sachs

    Having lost touch with public sentiment, officials in Paris, Hong Kong, and Santiago failed to anticipate that a seemingly modest policy action (a fuel-tax increase, an extradition bill, and higher metro prices, respectively) would trigger a massive social explosion.

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