CORBYN IS GLOBAL SYMBOL NOT OF RAGE BUT CONFUSION
Compared with the battle royale for the U.S. presidency, the question of who runs the UK’s opposition Labour Party is marginal, verging on quaint. But the divisions laid bare by bearded leftist Jeremy Corbyn, who is likely to be re-elected on Sept. 24 by his fractured party, reflect a global problem: the difficulty in identifying heroes and villains.The rise of non-centrist politics is often attributed to globalisation. Yet that old foe of the masses seems to be in retreat.