Post Tagged with: "Chuck Thompson"

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  Four Surges in Negative Mood Define 100 Years of the American Security State Part III: Rising Anti-Authoritarianism Leads to Nixon’s Resignation

  The March issue looks at rising anti-authoritarianism during Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon’s administrations and its effect on intelligence agencies
   
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  As the Cold War Builds Abroad, The Security State Expands at Home – Part 3

  This issue continues our look at the security state’s development, focusing on 1966-1982 and clashing anti-authoritarians.
   
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  Elliott Waves and the Market for Bonds – James Bonds

  Do you love James Bond? This new book says audiences’ answers change with the stock market.
   
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  One Chart Explains The Origins Of North Korea’s Nuclear Program

  What does the conflict mean for the stock market?
   
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  Why Everyone’s So Concerned About Nukes

  Chuck Thompson explores relations with North Korea, Russia and China as nuclear fear heats up.
   
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  [Article] The Mexican Drug War: A Bloody Consequence of Positive Social Mood

  Chuck Thompson takes an updated look at the Mexican drug war and where it might lead in the future.
   
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  What Social Mood Can Tell Us About North Korean Aggression

  Socionomics Institute Senior Analyst Chuck Thompson talks about the history of North Korean aggression
   
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  [Article] Europe Seeks Unity in a Eurosceptic World

  Rock-solid relationships in an uptrend can inexplicably dissolve in a downturn.
   
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  [Article] Negative Social Mood Wreaks Havoc on Venezuela

  Chuck Thompson looks at Venezuela’s plight in the February 2017 issue of The Socionomist.
   
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  The High Risk of China’s South China Sea Ambitions

  Is there trouble brewing in paradise?