Sovereignty, Austerity, Nationalism: Britain and Europe
On #NovaraFM, Dawn Foster and Michael Walker join James Butler to discuss some of the driving forces behind recent political stories: sovereignty, austerity, nationalism.
You Say You Want a Revolution? 1997 and the Future That Never Happened
Richard Power Sayeed
The Bitter Fruit of Andalucia
Visible from space, the vast concentration of plastic greenhouses in Almeria supply more than half of Europe’s fruit and vegetables. An economic boom in this previously poor region of Andalucia has come at the expense of the African migrants who work in these greenhouses, under slave-like conditions. Approximately 200 workers live there during peak season. […]
Labour and Migration: No More Racing to the Bottom
Maya Goodfellow
Germany Won’t Save the Environment
Norwegian Court Case Over Arctic Drilling Shows Where the Climate Movement Is Heading
Fanny Malinen
Zimbabwe in Crisis: Who Will Replace Robert Mugabe?
Ayo Awokoya
Following the ‘After Grenfell’ Report, It’s No Surprise Tories Are on the Attack
Nathan Akehurst
Interview With Matt Myers
Matt Myers is a doctoral student at the University of Oxford. He was a participant in the 2010 student movement and is the author of Student Revolt (Pluto, 2017).
Zombie Centrist Dad, 2nd Referendum and Student Revolt
Tonight on The Fix join Ash Sarkar and Aaron Bastani to talk Zombie centrist dads, collapsing Brexit talks, TERFs and an interview with Matt Myers on his new book Student Revolt.
5 Reflections on Trans Liberation in Higher Education
Luke Dukinfield
Refusing Survival: What Happens If We Don’t Save the World From Climate Change?
Nicholas Beuret
5 Reasons Climate Change is a Feminist Issue
Clare Hymer and Maddy Hodgson
What is Climate Debt?
We asked Climate Justice activist Lidy Nacpil to explain it for you. Nacpil is a dedicated and patient organiser with over 30 years of experience campaigning on issues of climate change, gender equality, tax justice and human rights.
Exponential Technologies: What Do They Mean?
On #NovaraFM, Aaron Bastani and James Butler discuss the exponential trends behind a range of disruptive technologies which, some claim, pose a threat to market capitalism and the society of work.
5 Climate Demands From the Indigenous Frontlines
We rarely hear or see Indigenous demands being centered in global negotiations such as the COP23 talks happening in Bonn. In this collaboration with the Indigenous Environmental Network we bring you 5 Climate Demands from the Indigenous Frontlines.
The Fix Live With Suzanne Moore
On this episode of The Fix Live Michael Walker was joined by James Butler and Suzanne Moore to discuss Sexual Harassment at Westminster and The Paradise Papers.
Pass the Duchy’s Tax Bill to the Cayman Isles
After a false start Max Shanly and Matt Zarb-Cousin kick off All The Best with an eye watering opening gambit featuring the indefatigable Ash Sarkar. Take care, be well.