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Labour After The Eclipse
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After the eclipse
The labour movement has seen revolution, reform and apparent defeat. But the best is yet to come, argues Jeremy Seabrook.
Filed in: Class Economics Globalization History Political Theory Politics Trade Unions Work
- Jeremy Seabrook
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Heaven, hell and spring sunshine
Chris Brazier writes a postscript for the twentieth century – and burrows into the gaping cracks in the new world order.
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- Chris Brazier
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Domestic murder and the golden sea
India’s Urvashi Butalia starts her journey through the women’s century by recalling an incident chillingly close to home.
Filed in: Feminism History Human Rights Women
- Urvashi Butalia
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Betrayal and promise
Pre-millennial blues are understandable given the state we’re in, says Eduardo Galeano. But there’s plenty of hope of redemption out there if only you will look.
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- Eduardo Galeano
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The powerboat and the planet
The NI looks back over the brief but vibrant history of the environmental movement.
Filed in: Environment History Political Theory Population Science Sustainability
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The heart of Africa
Amid attempts to wrestle with conflict in Burundi and DR Congo, former Tanzanian leader Julius Nyerere reflects with Ikaweba Bunting on an anti-colonial life.
- Ikaweba Bunting
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A bunch of fives
From unsung martyrs to big ideas, from dangerous corporations to ridiculous wars, here is the century in lists of five.
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