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  1. 02 Dec

    Clarkson and Unions: The Backlash is to be Welcomed

    David: Clearly Jeremy Clarkson was joking. He doesn’t really think public sector employees should...

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  2. 30 Nov

    The Coalition’s Black Tuesday

    David: Tuesday 29 November 2011 was a black day for the Tory-Liberal coalition’s political fortunes. And of course, a...

  3. 28 Nov

    Environment/Ecology contributor wanted

    Ed: New Left Project is looking for someone to help us produce fairly regular content about environmental and...

Feature Articles...

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    Where Now for the Climate Justice Movement?

    by Guppi Bola, Salvatore Engel-Di Mauro, Ro Randall, Quincy Saul, Yash Tandon

    As the Durban Climate Change Conference continues with little prospect of meaningful action on climate change, we ask a diverse range of international activists and writers for their views on where the climate justice movement should go from here.

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    British Trade Unionism: A Primer

    by Gregor Gall

    We interviewed one of the country's leading commentators on trade unionism in order to provide a historical and political introduction to the labour movement in the UK.

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    When the Workers Broke the Tories

    by Andy Beckett

    In 1972 trade union members dealt a critical blow to the Conservative government. On the eve of the biggest strike in the UK for a generation, NLP presents an edited extract from Andy Beckett’s book, When the Lights Went Out, in which he describes that crucial victory.

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    Climate Justice Requires a New Paradigm

    by Vandana Shiva

    The failed climate policy that has emerged from the UN over the last 20 years has been an expression of corporate power and flawed assumptions about economic growth. The alternative we need to build is Earth Democracy.

Elsewhere on the web...

  1. Moral panic? No. We are resisting the pornification of women

    by Gail Dines and Julia Long | 02 Dec 2011

    “Sexualisation” has become a much-debated issue in recent years, and a noticeable feature is the assumption that feminists who oppose sexual...

  2. Four myths about today’s strike: Busted.

    by Alex Hern | 30 Nov 2011

    Contrary to what you’ve heard, current pensions are sustainable, strikes have been voted on by the majority of union members, not simply...

  3. The Revolution Continues

    by Gilbert Achcar | 30 Nov 2011

    While voices were being raised from the right, and part of the left, declaring the “Arab Spring” over and advising the rebellious masses to...

  4. The Occupy Crackdowns: Why Naomi Wolf Got It Wrong

    by Corey Robin | 28 Nov 2011

    The reason Wolf gets her facts wrong is that she’s got her theory wrong. And though many were quick to jump off her conspiracy bandwagon...

New Left Blogosphere...

  1. Web links for 2nd December 2011

    by ToUChstone blog

    Public Sector Job Cuts Final Figure is set to be 850,000 – CIPD CIPD asks how many public sector jobs will go when you add up the latest forecast from the Office for Budget Responsibility, the 2010...

  2. FBI Using “Community Outreach” events to Spy on Americans

    by Informed Comment

    I sometimes talk to Muslim audiences. There is often an FBI agent in the audience and sometimes an ACLU representative. Maz Jobrani suggested at one such event that...

  3. "Osbrowne": the psychology

    by Stumbling and Mumbling

    In the Times, Phillip Collins says of George Osborne that “it was hubris worthy of Mr Brown to trust that export growth would be as fast as it needed to be make the Treasury’s growth forecasts...

  4. How Labour should respond to the Merkel disaster

    by Though Coward Flinch

    The Eurozone is sinking fast.  I thought it would hold to the New Year, but now I think I was wrong.  The markets seem quiet today, as though they are pausing for breath....

  1. Anna Chen – St Ives and Me

    by Harpymarx

    St Ives, a Cornish seaside town 300 miles from comedian and poet Anna Chen’s London home has been attracting artists for two centuries. A varied assortment of eccentrics, entrepreneurs and free spirits have...

  2. Just how safe is the UK’s AAA rating?

    by ToUChstone blog

    Just how safe is the UK’s AAA rating? I ask because if I worked for a Ratings Agency I would currently be going through the OBR’s new forecasts and asking myself again and again, how...

  3. Durban diary 5: ITUC on top of the world

    by ToUChstone blog

    Dorji Khatri of the Nepalese Union of trekking, travels, rafting and airlines, Unitrav speaks at the ITUC meeting today about his ascent of Mount Everest on 26 May 2011, when he planted the...

  4. Senate Bill Allows Arrest of Americans by Military Anywhere

    by Informed Comment

    The Senate passed a war expenses appropriation bill on Thursday that appears to hold out the possibility that the military could be ordered to arrest and hold an...

  1. That's a nice blog you have there. Shame if something were to happen to it.

    by Lenins Tomb

    You all know what this is. Christmas time, when you're allegedly in a more yielding, generous mood - so I'm shaking you down. Listen, I haven't been able...

  2. Web links for 1st December 2011

    by ToUChstone blog

    Business conditions worsen at fastest rate since June 2009 The latest Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index shows new orders falling for the fifth month in a row. Output, employment and...

  3. Living Standards, Income Distribution & Growth

    by ToUChstone blog

    On the day of the Autumn Statement I drew attention to the OBR’s forecasts for real household disposable income and asked how these forecasts could be squared with their hope for...

  4. Exclusive: Jeremy Clarkson execution method polls open now

    by Though Coward Flinch

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