Of course #Uber needed to lose their licence by Ciara Doyle
More about Uber. I see many posts from left leaning friends on Facebook essentially criticising their licence removal with the argument that, yes, they are terrible employers, but a job is a job and better than none so you can’t make those people unemployed.[…] Read more →
By September 25, 2017 Category: Guest blog No Comments 
Murray Bookchin – The Real Roots of Traditional Libertarianism
Murray Bookchin (1:05): “In fact, the word ‘libertarian’ was invented literally by Élisée Reclus in the 1890s when the word ‘anarchist’ became illegal in France because of terrorist activities.”
«In Déjacque, on the other hand, we meet the true ancestor of the theorists of[…]
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By August 3, 2017 Category: Guest blog No Comments
wrote something about the last month… by Beau Nafyde
My boots are muddy and my hands are scuffed,
my taste is scruffy and my state is tough,
my face is bloody and my place is rough,
none of that matters nothing because I got love.
You can have millions in the bank and fancy jewels,[…]
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By August 2, 2017 Category: Guest blog No Comments
A comprehensive political ecology reading list
By Julian Bloomer*
Looking for a compilation of important texts in political ecology? Julian Bloomer shares his comprehensive reading list, following a brief introduction to how it came about.
*Julian Bloomer is an Assistant Professor in Geography at Trinity College Dublin.
This comprehensive but by no means exhaustive reading[…]
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By July 28, 2017 Category: Guest blog No Comments
Calais – Under Attack and Fighting Back!
30% of the camp is being cleared by force. Successful solidarity is being met by naked state power. But resistance is fertile![…]
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By January 15, 2016 Category: An Occupier’s Perspective, Blog, Guest blog, News, podcast No Comments
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By September 6, 2015 Category: An Occupier’s Perspective, Blog, Guest blog, News No Comments
Crossposted from A World to Win.
The Tory election victory cannot disguise the continuing break-up of the political-state system of rule and will actually hasten it. Over 75% of the UK electorate is unrepresented in any meaningful way while Scotland’s anti-austerity aspirations are blocked.
What appears as a shock result belies a deep-going[…]
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By May 19, 2015 Category: Guest blog, News, Real Democracy No Comments
Kevin Tailor:
“I feel that schools in this country serve as production lines in terms of creating people who only have qualities that help them to thrive in an individualistic, selfish and capitalist system.”
Tailor is a sixth form student interested in how the education system fails 10-16 year olds. He submitted the following article[…]
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By February 6, 2015 Category: An Occupier’s Perspective, Guest blog No Comments
Figures: A new project to make visible the human cost of austerity
Figures is a mass-sculptural performance that is setting out to make visible the stark human cost of austerity and urge action against it.
With Figures, our intention is to build strong emotional connections with difficult facts in order to encourage deep public questioning[…]
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By November 26, 2014 Category: Guest blog No Comments
