And why?
In the years encircling World War I, the U.S. fought several battles at home: Deadly labor-union strikes. Political persecution of the “Other.” Fear, divisiveness and destruction.
For our April 2026 Socionomist, researcher Chuck Thompson does a deep dive into this period and uncovers a shocking truth: tensions surrounding the war didn’t cause discord at home; a shift in social mood did.
Plus: The April Socionomist shows the Euro Stoxx 600 crossing a 7-decade long milestone. This is a must-see for anyone betting on the EU’s continued stability. And, while J.P. Morgan’s new extravagant headquarters gets fresh air pumped in, our analysis of the Wall Street titan reveals whether bullish market forecasts are also full of air—the hot kind!
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