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Refugees fleeing Mali conflict

The ‘Mess in Mali’: The Logic of Unintended Consequences

Ramzy Baroud April 13, 2012 Ramzy Baroud

Mali was the first major victim of Nato's Libyan intervention. It is now a staple in world news and headlines such as "The mess in Mali" serve as a mere reminder of a bigger "African mess."

Ilda Martines de Souza

Brazil’s Landless Movement: Without Firing an Arm, We Created a Revolution

Ilda Martines de Souza and Beverly Bell April 11, 2012 Ilda Martines de Souza and Beverly Bell

“We take the land from one hand and put it in the hands of a thousand... landowners would only use this land for cattle, and now we produce beans, milk, food, for the entire population.” – Ilda Martines de Souza, a leader of Brazil’s landless farmer movement.

Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India and China

The South Challenges Globalization

Samir Amin April 10, 2012 Samir Amin

The increased strength of emerging countries of the South confronts the challenges of contemporary globalization.

Eyes on the Prize: MLK’s Lessons for Occupy

Valerie Schloredt April 9, 2012 Valerie Schloredt

At the time of his death, Martin Luther King Jr. was planning a campaign around economic injustice—including a mass encampment of poor people in Washington, D.C.

John Maynard Keynes

The Liberal Dream of a Keynesian Recovery

Gerard Colby April 4, 2012 Gerard Colby

Many Americans facing unemployment and home foreclosures today rightly blame the excesses of unfettered Wall Street greed. They rightly see the contribution to financial chaos made by the removal of regulations by a Congress, White House, and Supreme Court bought by corporate wealth.

Nigerian activist Emem Okon

Women in Peace-Building: Peace Amidst War for Resource Control

Beverly Bell and Emem Okon April 3, 2012 Beverly Bell and Emem Okon

Throughout the world, women are working to make peace in areas torn by war and resource conflicts. Sometimes this means creating a peace zone, a space of safety in the midst of violence. In other places, women are at the forefront of efforts to end national or regional conflicts.

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