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Women in Black: peace and justice across borders
Liz Khan reports on the global network of women organising against war and militarism since 1988, with feminist analyses at their core
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Radical Routes: Britain’s quiet co-operative revolution
Radical Routes members Wren Draper and Caz Montgomery chart 40 years of work building alternatives to neoliberal capitalism
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The red and the green
Robert Magowan asks what it would
mean for the Green Party, its politics and
its culture to be ecosocialist
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Local TV, local visions
Despite the difficulties facing it, local TV holds tremendous potential. Andy Brain highlights several programmes that show what local television could be
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The people’s airwaves: saving local TV
Local TV promised to platform grassroots politics and marginal voices, but weak regulation and a broken business model let the sector thin out. Andy Brain surveys the survivors and asks how communities might reclaim local video
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Radical Jung – review
Rob Faure Walker's book highlights how Jungian ideas can help us navigate capitalism, ecological crisis and the search for collective repair, writes Craig Snelgrove
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