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Felix Brandt writes about the fragile bargains that hold societies together and the quiet ways they come undone. Drawn to the margins where law meets fear, he studies how ordinary people justify extraordinary outcomes-how slogans become habits, and habits become history. His work moves between archives and streets, reading posters, diaries, and policy minutiae with the same attention as grand speeches. Rooted in a European sensibility and a sceptic's patience, he believes clarity is a civic duty: name what is happening, measure what matters, and refuse the comfort of fatalism. When he is not writing, he walks railway lines and reads footnotes, looking for the small decisions that make the largest turns.

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