Blame China or technology for …
By Raj on 12/15/2011 in Via Twitter with No CommentsBlame China or technology for lower workers’ wages in the US? No. Best explanation: the Shock Doctrine. http://t.co/DmZbgrcr
Blame China or technology for lower workers’ wages in the US? No. Best explanation: the Shock Doctrine. http://t.co/DmZbgrcr
GRAIN report:80% of milk in Global South from small farmers. Nestlé et al trying to destroy ‘Peoples Milk’ http://t.co/ZFyaCf9T
What can the Black Panthers teach the food movement? http://t.co/GM51pnbU – an excerpt from http://t.co/BX38OwfR
Jim Goodman, dairy farmer and #ViaCampesina member rocks #OWS http://t.co/y6GNgQ9r
My next project on the global food system is underway, and I’m looking for research help. Interested? http://t.co/fhq0JDOP
Are you interested in global food justice? Are you curious about how the world will eat in the future? Will you have some free time in the next six to ten weeks? Are you familiar with at least one of the countries listed below and/or knowledgeable about one of the topic areas? We are looking for interns around the world to do foundational research for a new trans-media project on the future of the global food system.
Indian govt wants to hand Walmart 1bn customers. Indians have a better idea. http://t.co/brNMNbl1
Two ace links between #Occupy and feminism from Silvia Federici http://t.co/bfjOgtBS and from the streets of S. Africa http://t.co/9fAb60ck
“Hallowed by history but not by reason” – Judge Rakoff summarises relations between govt and big banks. http://t.co/cr4EQLTs
Hot off the presses from a meeting in Mali, here’s the declaration that launches the Global Alliance Against Land-Grabbing…
Conference Declaration: Stop Land-Grabbing Now!