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Patriotism….. Why?

Patriotism…..

Reclaiming radical creativity

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Capitalism vs. water

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Capitalism vs. water.

Unions and “work ethic”

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Unions and “work ethic”

The problem with “overpopulation”

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The problem with “overpopulation”

Mexie’s reading recommendations!

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Books

"Politics, power, greed are the real 'Hunger Games'"

Radical food politics: hunger is political

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Mexie on the politics of food and hunger.

IMF, World Bank, & structural adjustment

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IMF, World Bank, & Structural Adjustment

Monthly Review Essays

Navigating educational empowerment through life conditions: A study of rural women in Indian Punjab Satvinderpal Kaur
Though the voices of rural women in India are some of the least heard, they are not mere passive victims. Many rural women strongly condemn their marginalization and pauperization—highlighting the flawed and biased developmental polices of the state, which they hold largely responsible for their hardships.
Marx in the museum Andy Merrifield
One of Marx’s brightest concepts, perhaps his profoundest dialectical construct in Capital, is the “fetishism of commodities.” It emphasizes something very important about the foggy world of appearances and how can forget what lies within, behind what is immediately apparent. We can read it as a parable in which Marx tries to bring to life (and light) the “secret” of the ostensibly trivial commodity, the genie that exists within the magic bottle.

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