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nathangoldwag.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Clive meeting Mir Jafar after the Battle of Plassey, Francis Hayman, c.?1762) Between 1492 and 1918 CE, European nations, dynasties, explorers, and adventurers overran and conquered nearly the entire Earth, in what has to be considered the most consequential act of imperial expansion in world history. Virtually everything in our world today can trace its... | |
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roape.net
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| | | | | ROAPE interviews Mark Duffield about his life and work. For decades Mark has worked on thepolitical philosophy of the permanent emergency, the current global crisis in capitalism, the war economy, and the political and economic situation in the Horn of Africa. From his early days growing up in the West Midlands, to his research in Sudan, and later examining the militant struggles of Indian workers in the UK, Duffield has spent a lifetime examining at the central dynamics underpinning our interconnected w... | |
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technicshistory.com
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| | | | | The British empire of the nineteenth century dominated the world's oceans and much of its landmass: Canada, southern and northeastern Africa, the Indian subcontinent, and Australia. At its world-straddling Victorian peak, this political and economic machine ran on the power of coal and steam; the same can be said of all the other major powers... | |
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extinctionrebellion.uk
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| | | Guest author: Rebecca Lester Rebecca came to speak at The Big One about her experience being a member of the citizens' assembly for the People's Plan for Nature. It was an initiative from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), the National Trust, and the WWF. The citizens' assembly informed this comprehensive plan [...] | ||
