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This week, Solana Larsen in New York speaks to Lauren Sandler, the editor of Assignment Zero. She listens in on a Columbia Journalism
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"From Outside In: Refugees and British Society"
Nushin Arbabzadah (ed.)
Arcadia Books | April 2007 | ISBN 1905147147
Nushin Arbabzadah's collection of memoir,
A second life for the Aral Sea?
Radek Skrivanek's photo-documentary project explores the legacy of the former Soviet regime and its destructive impact on the environment of
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This week: how sophisticated government surveillance is watching everything we do, from scuba diving to visits to the library - but failing to identify the right
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Six weeks into a US troop surge in Iraq, openDemocracy columnist Paul Rogers analyses its effects and explains why the Bush Administration cannot allow the
Married Women, Karolina Bregula, 2005
This week marks fifty years since the signing of the Treaty of Rome, the founding document of the European Economic Community. In London, the Festival
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This week, as events come to light surrounding the politically motivated firings of eight US attorneys, openDemocracy columnist Sidney Blumenthal analyses how the scandal will
Cape Coast Castle, Michael Tuite, August 1999. From the Atlantic Slave Trade and Slave Life in the Americas collection. Image ref. D024. Interior courtyard, where captive Africans were assembled, and
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"Enslaved: True Stories of Modern Day Slavery"
eds. Jesse Sage and Liora Kasten
Palgrave Macmillan | January 2007 | ISBN 1403973245
Selected edited excerpts from
Anwar Ibrahim is former finance minister and deputy prime minister of Malaysia. A dispute in 1999 with prime minister Mahathir bin Mohammed led to Anwar's arrest on charges
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This week, Robert Mugabe still has a stranglehold on Zimbabwe but can it continue? We hear from a journalist of an independent Zimbabwean radio
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"Live Working or Die Fighting: How the working class went global"
by Paul Mason
Harvill Secker | April 2007 | ISBN 0436206153
An excerpt from
