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The Real Economics of Visas and Tariffs - Boston Review
14 小时之前 · As for H-1B immigration, it can be a net plus for the economy and the working class—if important changes are made. Musk has argued that we need H-1B visas to attract highly skilled worker to the United States, while opponents argue they are a glorified form of indentured servitude and depress the wages of U.S. workers.
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2024年12月4日 · Browse our essays, reviews, and interviews on politics. This is a perilous moment for independent media. As a small nonprofit—with no sponsor or endowment—we rely on the generosity of readers to support our work.
Politics All the Way Down - Boston Review
2025年1月6日 · These arguments offer an essential corrective to the algorithmic solutionism peddled by Big Tech—the breathless enthusiasm that promises, in the words of Silicon Valley venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, to “make everything we care about better.” But they have also helped to reinforce a profound skepticism of this technology as such.
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Our Most Loved Pieces of 2024 - Boston Review
2024年12月18日 · As much as the past year has been defined by what has changed—the tragic reascent of Donald Trump, a shifting geopolitical order, a climate crisis intensifying by the day—it has also, in many ways, been haunted by what hasn’t: Israel’s ongoing onslaught on Gaza, an abortion landscape decimated by the overturning of Roe v. Wade, the steady forward march of corporate-owned AI.
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Browse our archive of print issues below, back to our founding in 1975. That’s nearly 250 issues of Boston Review.. Members enjoy digital access to the entire archive.