Bob Abeshouse

How fun­da­men­tal­ly dif­fer­ent views about cli­mate change and a green econ­o­my could in­flu­ence vot­ers in the 2020 elec­tion.

The clash be­tween Trump and Cal­i­for­nia un­der­scores ten­sions over con­ser­v­a­tive and pro­gres­sive vi­sions for the coun­try.

The sort­ing of Re­pub­li­cans and De­moc­rats along racial, eth­nic and re­li­gious lines fu­els tox­ic par­ti­san­ship in the US.

Un­ques­tion­ing par­ty al­le­giances and grow­ing di­vi­sion be­tween De­moc­rats and Re­pub­li­cans may threat­en Amer­i­can democ­ra­cy.

An in-depth look at the use of the in­ter­net to wage in­for­ma­tion war­fare and the chal­lenges to democ­ra­cy posed by so­cial me­dia.

The use of so­cial me­dia to in­flu­ence the 2016 US pres­i­den­tial race and oth­er re­cent elec­tions has re­vealed new threats these plat­forms pose for democ­ra­cy.

Are Clin­ton’s and Trump’s eco­nom­ic promis­es re­al­is­tic and can they re­solve ba­sic chal­lenges fac­ing Amer­i­can cap­i­tal­ism?