‘We are becoming critical again,’ said a delighted Maria de los Angeles of El Colegio de Mexico midway through an October seminar…
Patrick Bond
Well, that was a really great moment on the southeast corner of Mexico on Sunday, was it not?! A few Third World…
In spite of an encouraging backlash led by Brazil, the poor nations are preparing for another unsatisfying round of trade talks in…
As a Johannesburg resident since 1990, and an academic who teaches environment and development in a public policy school, the WSSD was…
Another water war is brewing here in Johannesburg. If local and international trends are anything to go by, the people could defeat…
The petro-military-commerce safari that George Bush embarked upon this week may well succeed in the areas that progressive critics fear most. Those…
Any visitor initially experiencing Cuba might easily deduce that growing pressures make the continuation of the revolution and social progress untenable. The…
ZNet commentator Patrick Bond and his colleague Simba Manyanya — a Zimbabwean currently employed in Johannesburg by a UN agency — provide…
The surgical counter-attack from the international left which impressed me most last month at Porto Alegre, was bullshit detection in relation to…
W hen it comes to anti-capitalist resistance, the most economically marginalized sites are among the most interesting. Not because the greatest number…