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How Occupy the Farm Gave a Breath of Fresh Air to the Occupy Movement and Asserted its Right to Reclaim the Commons

Jeff Conant May 16, 2012 Jeff Conant

When hundreds of people took up the banner of “Occupy the Farm” on April 22nd and laid claim to a patch of urban farmland owned by UC Berkeley, it was not the first time this 5-acre parcel had become the flashpoint of a struggle between the University and local communities.

Francois Hollande

Francois Hollande: The Steep Path Ahead in France

Rene Wadlow May 16, 2012 Rene Wadlow

With the change of President in France, there are likely to be few radical changes in French government policy, neither in foreign policy or domestic programs.

Labor Trafficking: Modern-day Slave Trade

Walden Bello May 14, 2012 Walden Bello

The freer flow of commodities and capital has been one of the features of the contemporary process of globalization. Unlike in the earlier phase of globalization in the 19thcentury, however, the freer flow of commodities and capital has not been accompanied by a freer movement of labor globally.

Illegal Settlements Bonanza: Israel Plots an Endgame

Ramzy Baroud May 9, 2012 Ramzy Baroud

Israel’s colonization policies are entering an alarming new phase, comparable in historic magnitude to the original plans to colonize Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem following the war of 1967.

We Have Everything We Need Already: Community Control of Education

Beverly Bell and Shilpa Jain May 8, 2012 Beverly Bell and Shilpa Jain

Shilpa Jain has served as a full-time “learning activist” with Shikshantar, an India-based people’s movement which aims to regenerate “living and learning communities” grounded in diverse cultures and languages, as opposed to a stultifying colonial-legacy education.

Farmers in Bangladesh

Ready or Not: Can Bangladesh Cope with Climate Change?

Hazel Healy May 8, 2012 Hazel Healy

At the front line of climate change, the people of Bangladesh are using every ounce of their creativity to adapt.

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