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Change Everything No 37: Indigenous economics, based on equality and relationships
Looking for the opposite to neoliberal/neoclassical economics? This is time-proven
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Change Everything No 36: Recovering, respecting and learning from the indigenous knowledge and practices of Europe
From sustainable land management to equitable access to credit, from independent lives for women to vegetarian monks, this is the medieval past cleared…
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Change Everything No 35: A regime is not a country
In a distant corner of China, an author lives in a globalised countercultural frame that you will not find in Beijing
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November 2024

Change Everything No 34: Uncovering the real history of Saudi Arabia
How do you create a fictional history of a nation? Crucial is to destroy: knock down buildings, redirect roads, and above all, destroy records
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Change Everything No 33: Relishing David Graeber, so sharp, so playful, so right
From 'bullshit jobs' to direct democracy, demolishing Samuel Huntington to deconstructing debt
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Change Everything No 32: Fungi - a kingdom that deserves advancement
Finding some positives out of the mess that was the Biodiversity COP (COP16)
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October 2024

Change Everything No 31: Astrobiology - finding ourselves in space
Reading Nathalie A. Cabrol's The Secret Life of the Universe
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Change Everything No 30: Deserts are 'geological, biological and cultural keystones’
'It is not a desert where a grandmother sits' - Nubian scholar Menna Agha
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Fed up with Twitter? (I refuse to call it X) Could this be an alternative?
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September 2024

Change Everything No 29: Slothly symbiosis: how moths, algae and mammals help each other out
What a life! Improving digestion with a spot of sunbathing
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Change Everything No 28: First Nations flourishing in Australia's Western Desert
'Aṉangu knew the country - they could go everywhere. But whitefellas, they would just go anywhere'
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Change Everything No 27: 'One Health', a systemic way to think about the state of the planet
How a deadly disease in bats leads to more human baby deaths. But not directly
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