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Aaron Swartz, open data and online civil disobedience

Adam Ramsay 14 January 2013 Aaron Swartz, open data and online civil disobedience2013-01-14T08:30:16+00:00 4 Comments
I never met Aaron Swartz, didn't know him. But that my Facebook timeline is full of the most brilliant activists I know grieving his premature death shows how brilliant he…
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Crunch the news returns

Adam Ramsay 11 January 2013 Crunch the news returns2013-01-11T22:36:51+00:00 No Comment
Long term followers of Bright Green may be aware that over the summer, along with our friends at Lampoon Apathy, we co-hosted a show at the Edinburgh festival: Crunch the…
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The easiest way out of the collapse would be to increase benefits

Adam Ramsay 10 January 2013 The easiest way out of the collapse would be to increase benefits2013-01-10T08:30:41+00:00 5 Comments
The first thing I think of when the government cuts benefits is my friends – friends already forced to their knees by massive youth unemployment, now being kicked in the…
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Mexico to Canada, indigenous North Americans take brave first steps into a new era

Bright Green Editors 22 December 2012 Mexico to Canada, indigenous North Americans take brave first steps into a new era2012-12-22T18:00:22+00:00 No Comment
By Liam Barrington-Bush As the Mayan calendar came to a close yesterday, signifying the end of what the ancient empire had described as ‘the fifth era,’ Indigenous peoples of North…
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Villa Amalias statement: we are, and we shall remain here.

Alasdair Thompson 22 December 2012 Villa Amalias statement: we are, and we shall remain here.2012-12-22T09:00:18+00:00 No Comment
On Thursday Greek police raided a long-standing squat in Athens, arresting 8 people - who have been charged with felonies relating to the construction of explosives. The squat had been…
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Autumn statement: welfare is the most important infrastructure we have

Adam Ramsay 6 December 2012 Autumn statement: welfare is the most important infrastructure we have2012-12-06T14:07:52+00:00 8 Comments
George Osborne has always reminded me of the boys I used to debate against at other minor public schools. So, in true teenage debate competition fashion, let's start with a…
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Time to end corporate personhood

JonathanKent 4 December 2012 Time to end corporate personhood2012-12-04T14:37:34+00:00 5 Comments
People, it’s time to get real. The rich don’t want to stay rich because it allows them to consume vastly more resources than you and me. Vast wealth does not…
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10 things we should be debating in the police commissioner elections

Adam Ramsay 13 November 2012 10 things we should be debating in the police commissioner elections2012-11-13T08:30:17+00:00 2 Comments
I don't have a problem with electing police commissioners. I basically think that if we're going to have people in any positions of power, they should all be elected. I…
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Oppression, Individual Rights and the Rights of Society

Sarah Beattie-Smith 12 November 2012 Oppression, Individual Rights and the Rights of Society2012-11-12T12:01:38+00:00 5 Comments
When is oppression not oppression? Well, when the rights of a society as a whole outweigh individual rights apparently. Or at least that’s what Professor Mona Siddiqui seemed to be…
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Inflation, stagnation and speculation

Bright Green Editors 8 November 2012 Inflation, stagnation and speculation2012-11-08T17:27:36+00:00 2 Comments
What happens if you cross the scandal of food speculation with the stars of BBC3’s The revolution will be televised? In the unlikely event that you were wondering, the result…
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