Media Landscapes and Political Repression

This chapter examines the decline of mainstream media and the rise of alternative platforms, analyzing their implications for political discourse and social movements. It critiques the complexities of far-right ideologies and the potential for political repression associated with anti-liberal sentiments, while stressing the importance of nuanced understanding. The conversation also reflects on global socio-political issues, highlighting the precarious intersections of capitalism, civil liberties, and emerging authoritarianism.