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From splendid isolation to solidarity – a tale of divestiture

Violeta Vajda 11 November 2014 From splendid isolation to solidarity – a tale of divestiture2014-11-20T12:56:54+00:00 Comment No Comment
#truth at #tli — Resource Generation (@ResourceGen) July 11, 2014 In finance and economics, divestment or divestiture is the reduction of some kind of asset for financial, ethical, or political…
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The Parallels for UK Labour from US Democrats

Benali Hamdache 7 November 2014 The Parallels for UK Labour from US Democrats2014-11-21T15:50:21+00:00 England & Wales 3 Comments
A mounting Republican headache for President Obama - Image: Barack Obama The 2014 midterms were a massive rebuke to Obama and US Democrats. In state after state Democrat Senators, Congresspeople…
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Ending our reliance on oil will bring democracy to the Middle East and North Africa

Benali Hamdache 15 October 2014 Ending our reliance on oil will bring democracy to the Middle East and North Africa2022-10-16T13:47:44+01:00 Comment No Comment
There’s a simple idea that economic growth is good for democracy. A widely accepted truth, that when a citizen doesn’t have to worry about simple survival they can do more…
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Hong Kong is Occupied – but what comes next?

GabbyWong 3 October 2014 Hong Kong is Occupied – but what comes next?2014-11-20T13:02:11+00:00 Global No Comment
Hong Kong, with its gleaming skyscrapers and an economy relatively unscathed by the 2008 global crash, is the poster boy of free market capitalism. Since its handover back to its…
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The Security Dilemma, The Media and the Israeli Bombardment

Gilbert Ramsay 11 July 2014 The Security Dilemma, The Media and the Israeli Bombardment2014-07-11T12:27:57+01:00 Global 3 Comments
At the time I write this, 90 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli bombardment of Gaza, to no Israelis killed by Gazan rockets. There is plenty of moral indignation…
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South Africa: lessons for the SNP and for Radical Independence

Mike Williamson 17 April 2014 South Africa: lessons for the SNP and for Radical Independence2014-04-17T17:11:51+01:00 Global 1 Comment
Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine has become a staple (some might say clichéd) reference point for many on the anti-authoritarian left. However in the lead-up to the Scottish independence referendum,…
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Remembering Mandela

Bright Green Editors 8 December 2013 Remembering Mandela2013-12-08T10:44:59+00:00 Global 2 Comments
Innes MacLeod is a socialist and social justice campaigner in Edinburgh. He tweets In the hours following Mandela’s death many eulogies were written. Representatives of every shade of mainstream, western…
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Nelson Mandela: see the movement he personified as well as the great man

Peter McColl 6 December 2013 Nelson Mandela: see the movement he personified as well as the great man2015-04-03T21:54:23+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 5 Comments
There’s not much that anyone can add to the massive outpouring of grief and admiration for Nelson Mandela. His status as the greatest secular saint of our era becomes clearer…
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COP Captured: time to go beyond government

FlickMonk 4 December 2013 COP Captured: time to go beyond government2017-08-15T10:31:10+01:00 Comment No Comment
Photo: UKYCC (Source The corporate sponsorship of the 19th United Nations climate conference, or COP19, was so blatant that it made me thoroughly rethink who rules the world. There were…
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If we want to scare Assad, arrest Blair

Adam Ramsay 30 August 2013 If we want to scare Assad, arrest Blair2013-08-30T14:13:09+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
Parliament de facto accepted last night something that we already knew. Tony Blair is a war criminal. As Anthony Barnett has pointed out, the consensus, across the house was that…
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