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Dossier 16: Resource sovereignty—the Agenda for Africa’s exit from the state of plunder
In this interview Gyekye Tanoh, head of the Political Economy Unit at the Third World Network-Africa based in Accra (Ghana), elaborates upon the themes of corporate plunder, resource nationalism and people-centered forms of resource management in Africa.
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Note from USA: The A to Z of the American Police State - We have stolen his land. Now we must steal his limb
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- Dossier 16: Resource sovereignty—the Agenda for Africa’s exit from the state of plunder
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- Trump, emulating Hitler
- Neoliberal fascism
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- Marx at his limits
- Washington’s hybrid war on Venezuela – a very 21st-century attempt at regime change
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- PepsiCo and Monsanto’s bogus court cases are war on Indian farmers
- Precarious work: a Marxist explanation
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- It’s only a coup if the U.S. Government says so
- We thought it was merely a stone, but it carried away our wealth
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