We spoke to Tara McCormack, lecturer in international relations at the University of Leicester, about the emergence of humanitarian intervention after the Cold War. What are its origins and key ideas, and what does it suggest about class structure in modern society?
Further, we discuss how the doctrine somehow survived the failure of the war on terror, and rehabilitated itself in Ukraine.
As a way of continuing David Graeber’s challenging of society’s myths after his death, his widow Nika Dubrovsky has established both the “Museum of Care“, which curates David’s works, and debates his thought and those […]
By reducing our reliance on chemical fertilizers, policy makers could turn today’s food crisis into a genuine opportunity towards shifting subsidies from agribusiness-led to agroecological-led farming systems and a managed transition to healthy sustainable patterns […]
In The Real News Network General election campaign is in full swing in Germany but little attention is being paid to the high proportion of working poor explains economist Heiner Flassbeck. View
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