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“Let All Indignados in all the squares join together”: Beginning From the Beginning

JosephRitchie 5 October 2011 “Let All Indignados in all the squares join together”: Beginning From the Beginning2011-10-05T13:00:14+01:00 Green Parties 1 Comment
The Occupation of Wall Street is entering into it’s third week and things are heating up. The large Transport Workers Union has pledged it’s support, echoing the much-vaunted ‘Teamsters and…
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Assessing the Evidence on the ‘Community Right to Buy’

JosephRitchie 28 July 2011 Assessing the Evidence on the ‘Community Right to Buy’2011-07-28T09:00:13+01:00 Scotland No Comment
The Land Reform (Scotland) Act, passed by the Scottish Parliament in 2003, provoked both controversy and enthusiasm. Best known for creating Scotland’s ‘Right to Roam’, - the right to responsible…
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Introducing the Land Issue Part 2: Why it Matters and How it Can Change

JosephRitchie 10 July 2011 Introducing the Land Issue Part 2: Why it Matters and How it Can Change2011-07-10T17:00:58+01:00 Scotland No Comment
“The impact of the land tenure system goes far beyond land use. It influences the size and distribution of an area’s population; the labour skills and the entrepreneurial experiences of…
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Introducing the Land Issue Part 1: How Scotland is Owned.

JosephRitchie 10 July 2011 Introducing the Land Issue Part 1: How Scotland is Owned.2011-07-10T11:30:25+01:00 Scotland 1 Comment
Part 2 will be posted this afternoon Whenever I have a conversation about Scottish nationalism, someone always argues that Scotland, for whatever reason, is somewhat to the left of England…
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On the future of food in Scotland – an interview with Pete Ritchie (part 2)

JosephRitchie 29 May 2011 On the future of food in Scotland – an interview with Pete Ritchie (part 2)2011-05-29T09:00:36+01:00 2 Comments
Part 1 appeared yesterday, you can read it here And thus politics comes into full focus. There is a lot that can be said about the SNP’s recent landslide in…
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On the Future of Food in Scotland: An interview with Pete Ritchie (Part 1)

JosephRitchie 28 May 2011 On the Future of Food in Scotland: An interview with Pete Ritchie (Part 1)2011-05-28T09:00:10+01:00 Environment 3 Comments
Jo Ritchie interviews one of the leading voices in Scotland's organic movement. Part 2 will be up tomorrow morning - the 29th I’m sitting across the table from my dad…
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