Ingar Solty Linker Populismus (30156851057)

Ingar Solty (born April 14, 1979) is a German

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. He received his PhD from

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in Toronto, Canada. Solty is a Senior Research Fellow in Foreign, Peace and Security Policy at the

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’s Institute for Critical Social Analysis in Berlin. He founded the North Atlantic Left Dialogue, an annual summit of left-wing intellectuals, also organized by the Rosalux. He is also the

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in the German

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'' Das Argument''.

Selected books

*''Der neue Imperialismus''. Distel Verlag, Heilbronn 2004 (with Frank Deppe). *''Imperialismus''. Papyrossa Verlag, Cologne 2011 (with Frank Deppe and David Salomon). *''Die USA unter Obama''. Argument Verlag, Hamburg 2013.

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The Historic Significance of the New German Left Party
1979 births Living people German expatriates in Canada German Marxists Marxist journalists {{germany-journalist-stub