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Letters
502 - May, 2017
Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the May 2017 magazine.
Boosting the backlash against Trump
502 - May, 2017
Progressives have to try to maximize the liberatory potential of a growing discontent, says Mark Engler.
Climate 1, aviation 0 in Austria
502 - May, 2017
The expansion of Austria’s biggest airport has been blocked because of concerns about climate change, writes Amy Hall.
France approves historic law
502 - May, 2017
The law requires parent and subcontracting companies to be responsible across the whole manufacturing supply chain, reports Amy Hall.
Sweet solidarity in Tunisia
502 - May, 2017
The experience of the people of the Oasis of Jemna is a beacon of hope in the context of neoliberal and counter-revolutionary policies, writes Hamza Hamouchene.
In defence of Tibet's mother tongue
502 - May, 2017
Tibetan faces rapid urbanization, dwindling numbers of native speakers, and the even greater threat of Chinese policies, writes Sam Wylde.
Introducing Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed
502 - May, 2017
The former New York municipal employee became president of the problem-plagued Federal Republic of Somalia.
Dirty banking in Europe
502 - May, 2017
The European Central Bank (ECB) is pumping billions into the economy, resulting in a massive subsidy for oil and gas business and highway construction and car production companies.
Kashmir's pashmina woes
502 - May, 2017
Machine manufacturing of Pashmina scarves has saturated the market, leaving artisans without hope of a secure future, writes Nathalie Olah.
Ethical archaeology in Ecuador
502 - May, 2017
Inhabitants of Agua Blanca have taken control of the tourism industry upon which they depend – and have prospered as a result
A Marvel-ous transformation
502 - May, 2017
A mash-up of the pop aesthetic of US comics and the religious myths of Africa has proved tremendously popular.
Breaking the trauma taboo
502 - May, 2017
Michiel Driebergen and Alex Masi meet volunteers providing much-needed psychological support in war-torn Ukraine.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
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| Letters | Praise, blame and all points in between? Your feedback published in the May 2017 magazine. |
May, 2017 | 502 | Read | |
| Boosting the backlash against Trump | Progressives have to try to maximize the liberatory potential of a growing discontent, says Mark Engler. |
Mark Engler | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Reasons to be cheerful | Muppets welcome Julia; Facebook pays up; Human rivers |
May, 2017 | 502 | Buy | |
| CNN shamed by Ghanaians | Kofi Yeboah | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy | |
| Progress interrupted in Burma | Tina Burrett | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy | |
| Climate 1, aviation 0 in Austria | The expansion of Austria’s biggest airport has been blocked because of concerns about climate change, writes Amy Hall. |
Amy Hall | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| France approves historic law | The law requires parent and subcontracting companies to be responsible across the whole manufacturing supply chain, reports Amy Hall. |
Amy Hall | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Sweet solidarity in Tunisia | The experience of the people of the Oasis of Jemna is a beacon of hope in the context of neoliberal and counter-revolutionary policies, writes Hamza Hamouchene. |
Hamza Hamouchene | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| In defence of Tibet's mother tongue | Tibetan faces rapid urbanization, dwindling numbers of native speakers, and the even greater threat of Chinese policies, writes Sam Wylde. |
Sam Wylde | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Introducing Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed | The former New York municipal employee became president of the problem-plagued Federal Republic of Somalia. |
Richard Swift | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Dirty banking in Europe | The European Central Bank (ECB) is pumping billions into the economy, resulting in a massive subsidy for oil and gas business and highway construction and car production companies. |
Kenneth Haar | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Kashmir's pashmina woes | Machine manufacturing of Pashmina scarves has saturated the market, leaving artisans without hope of a secure future, writes Nathalie Olah. |
Nathalie Olah | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Ethical archaeology in Ecuador | Inhabitants of Agua Blanca have taken control of the tourism industry upon which they depend – and have prospered as a result |
Charles Davis | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| A Marvel-ous transformation | A mash-up of the pop aesthetic of US comics and the religious myths of Africa has proved tremendously popular. |
Taisa Sganzerla | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
| Breaking the trauma taboo | Michiel Driebergen and Alex Masi meet volunteers providing much-needed psychological support in war-torn Ukraine. |
Michiel Driebergen,Alex Masi | May, 2017 | 502 | Buy |
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