Greed is good, they say – it is the motor that drives economic growth and human progress. John F Schumaker begs to differ.
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In the shadow of the torturer
Jeremy Seabrook draws an unholy line from the obscene imagery of Abu Ghraib to the growing repression in Bangladesh.
Filed in: Bangladesh Human Rights
- Jeremy Seabrook
- June 26, 2006
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Master of the moment
A tribute to the great French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson by Indian writer Sadanand Menon.
Filed in: India
- Sadanand Menon
- June 26, 2006
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‘They all have to go’
Argentina may have fallen into an abyss, but Benjamin Blackwell finds the people still alive and kicking.
- Benjamin Backwell
- June 26, 2006
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Rogue superpower
David Ransom fears we may be sleepwalking towards nuclear war.
- David Ransom
- June 26, 2006
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Muzzling the media
Human-rights lawyer Vanessa von Struensee investigates a mysterious murder in Ukraine.
- Vanessa von Struensee
- June 26, 2006
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Loving my land, dying inside
Loving my land, dying inside Poems on Malaysia by Anushka Anastasia Solomon.
- Anushka Solomon
- June 26, 2006
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Railway to the top of the world
Impressive engineering, but Erling Hoh fears the new link with China could spell the end of Tibet.
- Erling Hoh
- May 7, 2006
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The bushfires of affluence
Jeremy Seabrook uncovers his own roots in a now-lost industrial culture to track how the world has been dazzled and damaged by consumerism.
- Jeremy Seabrook
- April 24, 2006
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Blenheim & Bangalore
The relationship between English aristocrats and impoverished Indian farmers is all too evident to Rahul Rao.
Filed in: Agriculture India Trade
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