Hurry! It is only twenty-eight shopping days until international Buy Nothing Day (29 November), when you can express your concern at excessive consumption in the first world by taking a
Present hunger and ghosts from the past
The UN Food and Agriculture Organisations (FAO) State of Food Security in the World Report, published on 15 October, is a landmark
Last week Globolog reported on controversial plans for a gold mine at Rosia Montana in Romania. This would transform the valley of Rosia Montana, the oldest documented settlement in Romania,
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Rich north, poor south, and causing the problem: the distributive justice aspect of climate change
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International summit conferences, such as the forthcoming World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg, are a fixed part of the landscape of global governance. But while the texts or declarations
When I was small there was a public service spot on TV about road safety in which a child ran out into the road in front of a car. Just
Caspar Henderson: openDemocracy has opened a debate on globalisation. It has held two openInterviews, first with Maria Cattaui, who heads the International Chamber of Commerce, and then a discussion between
