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Arundhati Roy – princess to pariah

Arundhati Roy's fierce critiques of Indian democracy have made her public enemy number one. But, argues Shoma Chaudhury, her story is that of contemporary India itself.

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10 ways to kickstart democracy

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We don't really have a democracy

Tony Benn, Caroline Lucas MP and Agent Bristly Pioneer reflect on this year's UK election

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'Give me a vote!' Photo by: Daniel Lobo under a CC Licence

PV Rajagopal: India's mass mobilizer

PV Rajagopal seeks a return to Ghandian values and wonders what happened to his country.

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The Other Crucifix	By Benjamin Kwakye	Peter Whittaker	October, 2010	436	Buy
A Fine Madness	By Mashingaidze Gomo	Peter Whittaker	October, 2010	436	Buy
Nestléd in controversy	Nestléd in controversy: the babymilk boycott saved many babies’ lives. But there’s still a way to go…	Ian Fitzpatrick	October, 2010	436	Buy
Benjamin Zephaniah	Benjamin Zephaniah on inspiration, regret and the inadequacies of twitter	Rowenna Davis	October, 2010	436	Buy
Letter from Cairo	Maria Golia meets the man with the eyes of a caged god.	Maria Golia	October, 2010	436	Buy
Queen Pokou	By Véronique Tadjo translated from the French by Amy Baram Reid	Peter Whittaker	October, 2010	436	Buy
Arundhati Roy – princess to pariah	Arundhati Roy's fierce critiques of Indian democracy have made her public enemy number one. But, argues Shoma Chaudhury, her story is that of contemporary India itself.	Shoma Chaudhury	October, 2010	436	Buy
10 ways to kickstart democracy			October, 2010	436	Buy
We don't really have a democracy	Tony Benn, Caroline Lucas MP and Agent Bristly Pioneer reflect on this year's UK election	Tony Benn	October, 2010	436	Buy
The beauty of Big Democracy	Vanessa Baird celebrates the joys of disenchantment and the birth of hope.	Vanessa Baird	October, 2010	436	Buy
Crops of truth	Jaideep Hardikar travels to the bottom of the social scale, and the women of rural south India, to discover where knowledge and wisdom about seeds are still to be found.	Jaideep Hardikar	September, 2010	435	Buy
Poisoned hills	Burmese women expose military’s complicity in the opium trade	Nan Craig	September, 2010	435	Buy
A deadly drought	Conflicts between nomadic communities over water shortages increase	Nash Colundalur	September, 2010	435	Buy
A world wide web of change	The fundamentals of digital activism are little different from its analogue ancestry, argues Adam Ma'anit	Adam Ma'anit	September, 2010	435	Buy
PV Rajagopal: India's mass mobilizer	PV Rajagopal seeks a return to Ghandian values and wonders what happened to his country.	Skye Hohmann	September, 2010	435	Buy

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