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A smiling worker from Lehman Brothers hits the street minutes after the bankrupt company closed its doors, September 2008. Joshua Loft / Reuters

Workers of the world, relax

Slowing growth could help us work less, live better and save the planet. So what’s not to like about that, wonders Zoe Cormier.

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Oops, no brakes!

Oops, no brakes!

Without growth the economy collapses. What’s the solution? Rowenna Davis asked Oxfam’s Duncan Green and researcher Tim Jackson for their opinions.

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‘Our land is not for sale’. Campesinos in Ecuador’s Intag Valley oppose foreign mining companies. MALCOLM ROGGE / AACRI

Coffee in the clouds

Roxana Olivera looks at local opposition to foreign mining companies in Ecuador.

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Nature's bottom line Eddie Keogh / Reuters

Nature's bottom line

Economic growth is an idea whose time has passed, argues Wayne Ellwood.

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Climate camp activists at Blackheath: ‘We recognize that the causes of climate change are systemic.’ Toby Melville / Reuters

System change, not climate change

Jess Worth looks at how activists in Britain are broadening the climate change debate.

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Brutish Petroleum

Brutish Petroleum

While the world focuses on its catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, BP is also coming under fire from Colombian workers

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Predators and scavengers

Predators and scavengers

Richard Swift on the nature of the human beast.

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Workers of the world, relax

Slowing growth could help us work less, live better and save the planet. So what’s not to like about that, wonders Zoe Cormier.

Zoe Cormier July, 2010 434 Buy
Oops, no brakes!

Without growth the economy collapses. What’s the solution? Rowenna Davis asked Oxfam’s Duncan Green and researcher Tim Jackson for their opinions.

Rowenna Davis July, 2010 434 Buy
India's Holy Cash Cow

Ambika Hiranandani,Roland Miller McCall,Salman Shaheen July, 2010 434 Buy
Coffee in the clouds

Roxana Olivera looks at local opposition to foreign mining companies in Ecuador.

Roxana Olivera July, 2010 434 Buy
Jerusalem: the City of Two Peaces

By Jordi Savall

Louise Gray July, 2010 434 Buy
Letters to my Torturer

By Houshang Asadi

New Internationalist July, 2010 434 Buy
Ayobaness! The Sound of South African House

By Various Artists

Louise Gray July, 2010 434 Buy
Che committed suicide

By Petros Markaris

Vanessa Baird July, 2010 434 Buy
Towards a New Internationalism

By Stephen Chan

July, 2010 434 Buy
Nature's bottom line

Economic growth is an idea whose time has passed, argues Wayne Ellwood.

Wayne Ellwood July, 2010 434 Buy
System change, not climate change

Jess Worth looks at how activists in Britain are broadening the climate change debate.

Jess Worth July, 2010 434 Buy
Brutish Petroleum

While the world focuses on its catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, BP is also coming under fire from Colombian workers

Claire Hall July, 2010 434 Buy
United Arab Emirates

New Internationalist Co-operative July, 2010 434 Buy
Predators and scavengers

Richard Swift on the nature of the human beast.

Richard Swift July, 2010 434 Buy
Budrus

By Julia Bacha

Richard Swift July, 2010 434 Buy