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Jiang's label for the values complex of globalization, multiculturalism, DEI, and diversity-as-good.
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open society
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...an NGO operating in Eastern Europe, you always think George Soros, Open Society. So, I just started to Google this organization. I forgot who..."
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Glossary
In this lecture, America's postwar self-description as multicultural, immigrant-welcoming, anti-fascist, and economically open.
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A young society with social mobility, meritocracy, innovation, debate, and rewarded criticism, regardless of formal political ideology.
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Popper's society of critical individuals who base decisions on their own intelligence rather than taboos or grand theories.
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He infers that Albanian environmental protest networks may sit inside a George Soros/Open Society orbit because NGOs, study-abroad youth, and conservation funders map onto a Western ideological pipeline in Eastern Europe.
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The system's three major values are open society, privatization or neoliberalism, and consumerism.
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He says postwar America told Europe that fascism came from closed nationalism and that an open, multicultural immigrant society was the path to peace and prosperity.
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Young societies are open regardless of formal ideology; Jiang claims both 1950s America and 1950s China were open because criticism was encouraged and talent could rise.
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Jiang presents Popper's open society as a defense of individual critical intelligence against taboos and grand theories of history.
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He says postwar open society diluted dangerous nationalism through open borders, multiculturalism, and diversity, a system he personally benefited from.
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Jiang says Europe’s open-society and multicultural turn has polarized societies and weakened the homeland attachment needed for mass war mobilization.
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"...an NGO operating in Eastern Europe, you always think George Soros, Open Society. So, I just started to Google this organization. I forgot who..."
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"...usually young people who study abroad. And George Soros and the Open Society have been very instrumental in helping educate young Eastern Europeans into......"
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"...that came into popularity at this time is something called the open society, where you have open borders, multiculturalism, diversity, and now celebrate it..."
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"And these three major values is something called the open society, okay? What is open society? It's just basically globalization, multiculturalism, DEI, right? Diversity..."
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"Buy things, man, okay? And then put it on Instagram, so that people can like it, you know? That's the value of life, man...."
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"...you are violent. America won the war because America is an open society which welcomes immigrants, which is a multicultural society that encourages people..."
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"...after 1945, Europe was forced to adopt the ideas of the open society, right? This is Karl Popper who argued that World War II..."
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"But right now, if you go to Britain and you ask them like, what does Britain mean to you? I think British people would..."
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"But that's a good question. Any more questions before I continue? Okay. So, let us summarize what we've learned so far. And discuss what..."
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"...open debate. Now, what's really interesting is most young societies are open societies. Okay? So, for example, in 1950s, America was a democracy, right?..."
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"...to America. And he wrote a very famous book called The Open Society. Okay? And he argues The Open Society is one in which..."
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"...and German civilization. Okay? really doing. And that's why Karl Popper's Open Society has become an intellectual basis for the American Empire."
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A source-grounded reading of Jiang's lecture on immigration as a game: school success is not status, rule-following can become a trap, fertility and cohesion beat obedience, and America's open-society ideal begins as a settler...
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