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A peoples' radical environmentalism: the first step towards an emancipatory socio-ecological transition
The climate crisis that threatens life on Earth is not isolated from popular struggles for land, territory and food sovereignty. In Brazil, through organisations such…
Dystopian Urbanism: Smart Cities in the Time of Catastrophe
There are various visions of ecological transition competing for our attention, not all of which will deliver on what they claim. Too often, companies, governments,…
Deadlocked in the dark: breaking out of the South African electricity crisis
Deadlocked in the dark In 2023, South Africans endured 6,947 hours of electricity outages, nearly double the figure from the previous year. While early signs…
A Critical Reflection on Humanitarian Reform – Past, Present, Future
The report A Critical Reflection on Humanitarian Reform – Past, Present, Future led by Eleanor Davey captures vital insights from a workshop that brought together humanitarian…
Surplus and Displacement, Refugees and Migrants
Originally published at Global Dialogues. Download the article INFOSHEET This article seeks to elaborate on the notion of “surplus population” as a characterization of unemployed…
Elections in France - a victory that didn't happen
A reorientação social e institucional autoritária não precisa necessariamente da extrema direita no poder
The neoliberal battle for Ukraine’s reconstruction
The country’s postwar future is almost as riven as the war itself.__ At a breakfast discussion at Davos in January 2023, the BlackRock CEO Larry…
Latin American Alternatives to Green Colonialism by Sabrina Fernandes
In her lecture at the University of Barcelona titled “Just Transition in the Polycrisis: Latin American Alternatives to Green Colonialism,” Sabrina Fernandes talks about eco-social…
The World is Failing Palestinian Children
Almost a century after the first declaration of the universal rights of children, Gaza is witnessing infants dying in numbers unseen since the Second World…
When the world of emergency met the climate crisis
June 13, 2024 For a moment it looked like the COVID-19 pandemic would be the event that would change the world. Or, at least, enough…