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Change Everything No 47: The post-growth world of the Merovingians
Archaeology is helping us escape simplistic 20th-century historiography that accepted Carolingian propaganda about their predecessors' 'backwardness'
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Change Everything No 46: Super-smart dogs, independent-minded sheep and millennia-old human traditions
A beleaguered few are preserving an alternative to the Anthropos monocrops, the 'gold of life' itself
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Change Everything No 45: How Lieutenant Cook's Endeavour nearly didn't make it home
The myth of Australia as terra nullius is negated. There was a law of the land already, and it saved the Europeans' lives
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Change Everything No 44: Famous, successful women - why have they been written out?
We need to escape the 20th-century thinking that could only see male, white history
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Change Everything No 43: 'Moron' - more than a schoolyard insult?
‘The word ‘retarded’ is back,’ Joe Regan crows
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Change Everything No 42: A parasitical grand house in Gloucestershire
Slavery and empire enabled a very ordinary man to amass extraordinary wealth
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Change Everything No 41: Beware the water serpent's revenge
Anthropogenic changes to the water cycle have made the planet wobble
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Change Everything
Change Everything
New thinking in politics, science, history and books from Natalie Bennett. Repairing and rebuilding society cannot rely on 20th-century modes of thought and out-dated ideas
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