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From Left to Right: The Choreography of Politics

A group of dancers moving in two opposing formations on a dark stage, evoking the political choreography between left and right.

From Left to Right: The Choreography of Politics

Contemporary political debate often gives the impression of constant movement without genuine progress. Parties advance, retreat, reposition themselves, change their vocabulary, borrow themes from their opponents, and then denounce those same borrowings when the balance of power

by Atlas Observer Research DeskJuly 19, 20266 min read
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Social Cleavages and Public Policy: Instrumentalization or Equity?

Social cleavages are not an accident of the system — they are often a product of it. The question, therefore, is not simply how to reduce them, but how public policies interact with them: do they genuinely correct them, or structurally organize them? A foundational promise: corre

by Atlas Observer Research DeskJuly 16, 20263 min read
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