‘Tradwives are the harbinger of systemic breakdown’
In Jacobin, the anthropologist Kristen Ghodsee argues that “the tradwife phenomenon and the manosphere are two sides of the same coin, reflecting the shift toward authoritarian politics”.
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‘Tradwives are the harbinger of systemic breakdown’
In Jacobin, the anthropologist Kristen Ghodsee argues that “the tradwife phenomenon and the manosphere are two sides of the same coin, reflecting the shift toward authoritarian politics”.
Male self-esteem is indexed to wealth, an unstable prospect in a highly economically unequal society. In search of an alternative source of validation, many young men are turning to misogynistic ideas. The Left needs to provide alternatives of our own.
Read moreA very thoughtful review from Joachim Becker.
So thrilled to see this piece in Jacobin to mark the 30th anniversary of the collapse of the USSR by the departmental coordinator of Penn’s Russian and East European Studies, our very own Alina Yakubova.
“For Albania, Capitalism’s Promise of Freedom Soon Turned Sour,” Jacobin Magazine, November 11, 2021
I am honored that a review of my book will be included in the inaugural edition of Jacobin Magazine in Germany out on May 1, 2020. Available at: Jacobin.de
Thanks so much to Liza Featherstone for the shout out in her latest column for Jacobin: When the Ruling Class Feared Communism
With special thanks to my daughter for making me watch the show!
It’s always a pleasure to talk to such smart and thoughtful journalists. I enjoyed this interview very much.