News From Nowhere is the monthly 2 page newsletter of the WSPUS. Please download, print and distribute it in your town, work, school or union.
This month’s NfN: About the “Housing Bubble” …
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September – News From Nowhere
One-party rule in Japan at an end?
The Liberal Democratic Party, led by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, lost the majority it had held in the upper house (along with its coalition partner the New Komei Party), so that now it is controlled by the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ). Many within the LDP have called for Abe to resign, which is...
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Socialist Standard – Sept.
Monthly Publication of the Socialist Party of Great Britain since 1904
Featured in this issue:
Who controls the world: the Illuminati or the Market?
Why do some people think the world is run by a shadowy group called the Illuminati? Who were they?
Hot Air
Since the 1997 Kyoto Protocol little substantial has been done to...
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The Banks Couldn’t Save Themselves
We have been going for over a hundred years and over that period have come across all sorts of theories as to the cause of and solution to the problems facing society and wage and salary workers in particular. One set are those who say that the answer lies in some reform of the...
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August – News From Nowhere
News From Nowhere is the monthly 2 page newsletter of the WSPUS. Please download, print and distribute it in your town, work, school or union.
This month’s NfN: We choose “The Ballot Over The Bullet”
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Imagine – Summer 2007
Imagine is the magazine of our Canadian Companion Party – the SPC. In this issue they celebrate “100 Years For Socialism”
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July News from Nowhere
News From Nowhere is the monthly 2 page newsletter of the WSPUS. Please download, print and distribute it in your town, work, school or union.
This month’s NfN: “What do you mean, Freedom Isn’t Free?”
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Bushmen and the Progress of Capitalism
Three stories of the ongoing tribulations of the Kalahari Bushmen in Botswana
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It has been estimated that the so-called Bushmen of the Kalahari have lived in southern Africa for at least 20,000 years, but that cuts no ice with the zealots hell-bent on the development of capitalism in that part of the world.
“The Bushmen of...
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La Francafrique
In previous blogs we have highlighted the roles of China and The United States in the politics and economics of Africa and in case we are criticised for not mentioning the other nations exploiting the continent , we have decided to highlight the French on this occasion
French businesses have longstanding operations in Africa. The...
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Vultures, indeed
Zambia is to pay $15.5 million (£7.7 million) to a British Virgin Isles-registered firm to settle a case at London’s High Court. The two sides had agreed the sum after allowing for interest and payments already made – significantly lower than Donegal had wanted, but still a substantial profit for the firm.
Donegal International –...
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