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A report from the doorstep

Adam Ramsay 4 April 2012 A report from the doorstep2012-04-04T08:30:22+01:00 England & Wales 4 Comments
I love election campaigns, for a simple reason. It is one of the few times that I get around to knocking on doors and talking to people. And people are…
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Share buy backs and the failure of ‘Schrödinger’s capitalism’

Adam Ramsay 23 November 2011 Share buy backs and the failure of ‘Schrödinger’s capitalism’2011-11-23T12:30:12+00:00 7 Comments
The New York Times reported yesterday the return of corporate share buy-backs in the USA. When I tweeted the link to the story, someone replied with perhaps the best analogy…
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Beating the right and the coming European event horizon

Adam Ramsay 18 November 2011 Beating the right and the coming European event horizon2014-12-15T10:47:38+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 23 Comments
“Event Horizon: (n) A spatial boundary around a black hole inside which gravity is strong enough to prevent all matter and radiation from escaping.” As the European economy teeters on…
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Why radicals should engage with Occupy London, not dismiss it

MurrayWorthy 19 October 2011 Why radicals should engage with Occupy London, not dismiss it2011-10-19T09:00:26+01:00 Green Parties 6 Comments
Over the last few days, there seems to be a growing trend from some people on the more radical left to knock Occupy London, dismissing or demeaning its demands and…
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Wall Street was already occupied

SophielleLewis 28 September 2011 Wall Street was already occupied2011-09-28T09:30:13+01:00 Green Parties No Comment
Sophielle writes from the Wall Street occupation Insofar as its empty tarmac has most often been lined with standard portable steel fences and policemen, Wall Street has not exactly been…
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Anti anti-growth and the fallacy of economics

Alex Wood 26 September 2011 Anti anti-growth and the fallacy of economics2011-09-26T16:30:23+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 15 Comments
As our current economic model continues to drive us relentlessly towards the precipice of cataclysmic environmental destruction. While simultaneously forcing us to contemplate a 'lost decade' of stagnate high unemployment,…
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The case against landlords

AlysonMacdonald 16 September 2011 The case against landlords2011-09-16T09:00:36+01:00 *Society* 22 Comments
Let's face it: nobody wants to live in private sector rented accommodation. This is the type of housing which provides the least secure forms of tenure, and where the worst…
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Bond markets boom – time to borrow

Adam Ramsay 19 August 2011 Bond markets boom – time to borrow2011-08-19T09:30:09+01:00 5 Comments
In both the USA, and the UK, investors are rushing into government bonds. Scared by the turbulent stock market, those with money are desperate to lend money to governments rather…
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Alienation: Jimmy Reid

Bright Green Editors 10 August 2011 Alienation: Jimmy Reid2011-08-10T09:00:37+01:00 England & Wales 12 Comments
Today, on the first anniversary of his death, we are pleased to re-print the address made by the great Scottish trade unionist and journalist Jimmy Reid on his election as…
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Being Human – and refusing ecocide

JustinKenrick 5 August 2011 Being Human – and refusing ecocide2011-08-05T09:00:09+01:00 Environment 4 Comments
Where are the proposals, the routemaps, to help us disentangle ourselves from the ecocidal economic growth machine we have been convinced we are wedded to? There are clearly many such…
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