Talk on Rahm Emmanuel and the racist political economy of the US mass arrest and incarceration state
Debate on the Obama administration’s ‘orderly transition’ policy any better, and could it form the basis of a settlement acceptable to all sides in the Syria war?
Outside of the negotiation halls in Paris environmental NGOs, grassroots organizations, climate justice activists and trade unions from all over the world have been uniting to form a new global green movement.
Interview on the presidential primary “extravaganza” and the movement for Bernie Sanders
If you want to end it, the first question you ask is: why did it take place? What were the immediate causes and what were the deeper roots? And then you try to address those
Climate activists in Paris are planning a major day of action on Saturday despite a ban on protests put in place by the French government after the Nov. 13 attacks
“The more interactions we have between societies, between communities, the less there will be tensions”
Whatever agreement comes out of the meeting “wonāt be enough” to avoid putting the world on a path to higher temperatures and an “uninhabitable world.”
On the relation between academic freedom and policy making in the corridors of (European) power
He once sat at the same table as the world leaders gathered in Paris to hammer out a U.N. agreement on global warming. Now he stands on the outside
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