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Hunger
417 - November, 2008
A horrific and unforgettable film about the 1981 Bobby Sands hunger strike directed and co-written by Steve McQueen
9/11 Contradictions
417 - November, 2008
25 contradictions about that day in New York by David Ray Griffin
Waiting in line
417 - November, 2008
The special Cuban art of queuing dissected by Leonardo Padura Fuentes.
Big Bad World - Goodbye Dubyameister
417 - November, 2008
Polyp says a fond farewell to the Dubyameister.
Everything that Happens Will Happen Today
417 - November, 2008
The second album by David Byrne and Brian Eno
Alan Greenspan
417 - November, 2008
Looking for someone to blame for the collapse of capitalism as we have known and hated it? Alan Greenspan is as good a target as any.
The lightest touch
417 - November, 2008
From brandished bottoms to a difficult death, Maria Golia plays nurse for her neighbours.
Bamboo bikes
417 - November, 2008
Bamboo is so tough and so plentiful it’s used for construction scaffolding all aver Asia. So why not use it to build bikes? It seemed like a good idea to design maestro Craig Calfee and to the Earth Institute at Columbia University in New York City. The two have teamed up to build better bikes for poor Africans in rural areas and stimulate the local bicycle industry in a number of African countries. The NI talked to Bamboo Bike Project co-ordinator and Columbia scientist David Ho.
Pedal power
417 - November, 2008
When it comes to the future, the car simply can't compete. Chris Webb charts the comeback of the people's best friend – the humble bicycle. And you can even make one out of bamboo.
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| Article title | Description | Author | Published | Magazine | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A meltdown primer | Radical insight and explanation from Waldon Bello. |
Walden Bello | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Hunger | A horrific and unforgettable film about the 1981 Bobby Sands hunger strike directed and co-written by Steve McQueen |
Malcolm Lewis | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Peace calling | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | ||
| 9/11 Contradictions | 25 contradictions about that day in New York by David Ray Griffin |
Peter Whittaker | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Fair trade magic | Women profit from new ways of doing business |
Anna Hutchens | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Waiting in line | The special Cuban art of queuing dissected by Leonardo Padura Fuentes. |
Leonardo Padura Fuentes | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| In the House of Mirrors | New instrumental album by Hector Zazou and Swara |
Louise Gray | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Big Bad World - Goodbye Dubyameister | Polyp says a fond farewell to the Dubyameister. |
P J Polyp | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Everything that Happens Will Happen Today | The second album by David Byrne and Brian Eno |
Louise Gray | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Alan Greenspan | Looking for someone to blame for the collapse of capitalism as we have known and hated it? Alan Greenspan is as good a target as any. |
November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
| A River Called Time | The fourth novel of Mozambican author Mia Couto |
Peter Whittaker | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| The lightest touch | From brandished bottoms to a difficult death, Maria Golia plays nurse for her neighbours. |
Maria Golia | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Moving to militancy | Sokari Ekine | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy | |
| Bamboo bikes | Bamboo is so tough and so plentiful it’s used for construction scaffolding all aver Asia. So why not use it to build bikes? It seemed like a good idea to design maestro Craig Calfee and to the Earth Institute at Columbia University in New York City. The two have teamed up to build better bikes for poor Africans in rural areas and stimulate the local bicycle industry in a number of African countries. The NI talked to Bamboo Bike Project co-ordinator and Columbia scientist David Ho. |
David Ho | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
| Pedal power | When it comes to the future, the car simply can't compete. Chris Webb charts the comeback of the people's best friend – the humble bicycle. And you can even make one out of bamboo. |
Chris Webb | November, 2008 | 417 | Buy |
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