Vanessa Baird on why, when it comes to human numbers, nothing sells like fear.
Filed in: Globalization Hunger Population
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Reclaiming power: the Climate Camp spirit lives on in the Occupy movement
The climate justice movement, like the current #Occupy protests, placed the need for real democracy at its heart, says Tim Gee.
Filed in: Activism Democracy Globalization Politics
- Tim Gee
- October 31, 2011
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98 of the FTSE 100 addicted to tax havens
Chris Jordan of ActionAid UK presents an interactive map showing the true extent of tax haven use by the UK’s largest companies.
Filed in: Corporations Globalization
- Chris Jordan
- October 18, 2011
- 1
The Great Rebellion
The Great Recession may have stunned the Minority World, but the Majority World has survived more or less unscathed. David Ransom investigates why, and traces the outlines of a future that might just be worth having.
Filed in: Economics Finance Globalization Trade
- David Ransom
- March 1, 2011
- 2
Star Trek - Episode 1: The G20 and the B.O.R.G. Supremacy
G20 communiqué goes boldy nowhere where everyone has gone before…
Filed in: Economics Globalization
- Adam Ma'anit
- April 2, 2009
- 0
The end of an era
With the US economy on life support, Asian countries have lost their major export market. Walden Bello wonders if domestic markets can take up the slack.
Filed in: Economics Globalization
- Walden Bello
- January 29, 2009
- 0
China Panic
It’s official – according to new NI columnist Anna Chen– 2008 isn’t just the Year of the Rat and the Beijing Olympics. It’s also China Panic Year.
Filed in: China Climate Change Globalization
- Anna Chen
- March 11, 2008
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Polyp's Big Bad World – July 2005
A bedtime story from the IMF Book of Fairytales.
Filed in: Economics Globalization IMF
- Polyp
- July 1, 2005
- 0
Another coinage
Jeremy Seabrook counts the emotional costs to migrant labour in a globalized world.
Filed in: Equality Globalization Migration Poverty Senegal Wealth
- Jeremy Seabrook
- February 1, 2004
- 0
Interview with Bharat Dogra
An interview with Bharat Dogra - prolific journalist, tireless activist and pioneer of Indian resistance to globalization.
Filed in: Globalization India
- Chris Richards
- July 1, 2003
- 1
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