Archive | October, 2008

A Class Perspective on Ecology and Indian Movements: Diversity with Inequality is Not Social Justice

By James Petras 14/10/08 Information Clearinghouse” — There are two opposing approaches to the analysis of ecological destruction and the emergence of Indian movements in Latin America: the liberal and the Marxist.The liberal approach emphasizes ‘universal responsibility” for the destruction of the environment – rich and poor, mining companies and miners, factory owners and factory [...]

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Stories of Hope and Change

Stories of Hope and Change You Didn’t Hear About in 2007 and 2008. Project Censored 2009 highlights a new form of journalism: one that looks for the places where real change for the better is already underway. Here are their 10 featured stories… Communities take on corporate power Small town citizens are claiming the right [...]

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