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How to navigate the white water of these turbulent times

July 27, 2018

How to navigate the white water of these turbulent times The latest lurch in global statecraft — Trump’s dissing NATO allies then playing footsie with Vladimir Putin — leaves many scrambling to maintain some balance. Republicans for whom the enemy status of Russia is an article of faith are beside themselves. Democrats are running out […]

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Lessons from the front lines of anti-colonial pipeline resistance

October 18, 2017

Lessons from the front lines of anti-colonial pipeline resistance A bridge leads to the entrance of the Unist’ot’en territory in British Columbia, Canada. (WNV/Jeff Nicholls) The Standing Rock standoff over the Dakota Access Pipeline was a reminder that colonization, and resistance to it, both exist in the present tense. Fossil fuel pipelines that despoil indigenous […]

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Thousands reject the extractivist logic at the World Bank-IMF meeting in Peru

October 21, 2015

Thousands reject the extractivist logic at the World Bank-IMF meeting in Peru The annual governors’ meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank opened on October 5 in Peru’s capital city. In the meeting, an estimated 800 representatives from 188 countries were negotiating the shape of the world’s soon-to-be renovated finance infrastructure. While […]

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When the next crisis comes, which movements will seize the opportunity?

August 16, 2015

When the next crisis comes, which movements will seize the opportunity? You, too, could be caught in a situation where people are ready for an alternative, yet your group has none to offer. It’s understandable. We who work for change seem years away from convincing a critical mass of people that it is both stupid […]

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Cincinnati’s experiment with an economy that works for everyone

August 10, 2015

With the 2016 presidential campaigns underway, economic populism has taken center stage. Bernie Sanders, calling for a $1 trillion investment in a sustainable infrastructure jobs program along with publically funded health care and college education, has forced Hillary Clinton to offer vague support for similar measures, while even some Republican candidates, like Marco Rubio, have asserted the need to stop the “fall […]

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