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The World by Bicycle - 12 mph Politics (Event, London 16th December)

By Open democracy

Published: December 01, 2014, 4:12 pm

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An evening of readings from Julian Sayarer's Life Cycles with a discussion on the themes of globalisation, hospitality, adventure and hope. Dec 16, 7.30, London.

Read the oD review of Life Cycles and about Julian's Living Wage Tour

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