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A living map of socialist thought — the ideas, thinkers, texts, tendencies and debates that shaped the modern left, and the relationships between them.
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A living map of socialist thought — ideas, thinkers, texts, tendencies, debates, and the relationships between them.
This repository holds the public site, a relational content model in which relationships and sources are first-class
data, the Atlas Editorial Desk — a multi-user publishing system with roles, review workflow, revisions, rich text,
sources and media — and a small set of clearly marked sample records that demonstrate the system. It is built as a
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A living map of socialist thought — ideas, thinkers, texts, tendencies, debates, and the relationships between them.
This repository holds the public site, a relational content model in which relationships and sources are first-class
data, the Atlas Editorial Desk — a multi-user publishing system with roles, review workflow, revisions, rich text,
sources and media — and a small set of clearly marked sample records that demonstrate the system. It is built as a
machine for holding the theory, not yet as the theory itself.Read the full README ↗