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Murray Bookchin's critique of 'mystical' deep ecologists and his contribution to the development of a pro-working class environmentalism.

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The impossibility of ‘One Big Plan’ In any kind of society, people need to plan. Even in the most gung-ho, ruggedly individualist laissez faire society…

Grosse Ile is the spot sometimes called "The Island Graveyard," or "L'Ile des Irlandais" (The Isle of the Irish), due to its tragic reputation from the awful scenes of 1847.

“What happens to workers anywhere is the business of socialists everywhere” Borders have been around for so long they seem natural. People can’t imagine a world…

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More than 400 years later, in the closing years of Elizabeth II’s reign, the United Kingdom once again faces perilous spikes in living costs.

How Elizabethan law once protected the poor from the high cost of living – and led to unrivalled economic prosperity