Protest movements—most prominently in Latin America, the Middle East and Asia—have become a feature of the geopolitical landscape. Each protest is distinct, with different proximal causes, but there appear to be underlying patterns. Concentrated wealth and income inequality are a key theme. Median incomes have stagnated around the world in recent decades, while the share […]
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