The gassing of people is considered exceptionally inhumane, officially a categorical “red line” dividing good from evil. This belief now threatens to trigger an escalation with unpredictable consequences.
But is there room for real political subjectivity between local and national corrupt power? RU
The US-France-UK raid on Syria is less mission accomplished than situation worsened.
I am heartbroken, and I’m begging you to ask me why.
How to think about this, what to call for, and some links to help.
Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink: how the Environmental Rights Action group campaigned against water privatisation in Lagos.
Barcelona en Comú continues to make waves and has transformed the water, energy and public housing sectors in Spain’s second largest city.
Mass housing projects in Solapur, India, prove that the sheer strength of workers’ sustained movements, with the cooperation of governments, can deliver results.
How did this California city challenge the reign of fossil-fuel giant Chevron and start a progressive revolution?
One of the risks of conventional politics is seeing the world through ideas which are subsidiary to a certain, old way of understanding the geography and the geometry of concepts. Español, Português
openDemocracy investigations raise fresh questions about Arron Banks's wealth and the real source of the Brexit campaign's largest donations.
