Sławomir Sierakowski

Antagonism is mounting between today's right-wing populists and a somewhat unexpected but formidable opponent: women.

The political ideal that a populist government strives for is essentially an elected dictatorship. And recent US experience suggests that this can be a sustainable model.

Stalin, in the first decade of Soviet power, backed the idea of “socialism in one country,” meaning that, until conditions ripened, socialism was for the USSR alone.