Twenty Cents of Trouble
- By Lucas Freire
- 19 June, 2013
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It all began when the São Paulo city council decided to increase the bus fare by twenty cents. Anti-government protesters are now all over the place in the larger cities … Continue Reading →
A Breath of Fresh Air in Sri Lanka
- By GuestContributor
- 29 May, 2013
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Non-violent action in Sri Lanka against hate speech and discrimination - by Professor Jayantha Seneviratne On 20 April 2012 a number of militant Buddhists attacked the Muslim Mosque in Dambulla, Sri … Continue Reading →
What can Sir Alex teach politics? Try a little Fergie Time
- By OwenDThomas
- 9 May, 2013
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The last time the British media paid such tribute to one person, the country was burying a former prime minister. Why, since his announcement of retirement yesterday, has Fergie garnered … Continue Reading →
Reflections on Plymouth University’s ‘Resistance Films’ Series 2013
- By PhilipLeech
- 5 May, 2013
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by Dr Patrick Holden, Mathilde Martin-Nouvel, David McErlane, and Dr Philip Leech In January-March 2013, the department of Politics and International Relations and Peninsula Arts Centre at Plymouth University organised a short … Continue Reading →
Chronicles of Degenerated Democracy
- By GuestContributor
- 22 April, 2013
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THE CHRONICLES OF DEGENERATED DEMOCRACY: The Public Broadcaster, the Regulator and the Assassination of Public Debate by Marco Beltrandi and Claudio M. Radaelli Welcome to the world where democracy is upside-down. … Continue Reading →
