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16 Oct 2014:
Letters: There is no coherent western model of free-market capitalism and liberal democracy which is being imposed on the rest of the world
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14 Oct 2014: Pankaj Mishra: The west has lost the power to shape the world in its own image – as recent events, from Ukraine to Iraq, make all too clear. So why does it still preach the pernicious myth that every society must evolve along western lines?
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5 Oct 2014:
The year 2014 is when the fight against inequality went mainstream but talk is one thing, action another
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30 Aug 2014:
Pankaj Mishra: My own ambivalence about September's vote has a different source from the glory and shame of the union invoked by partisans on either side
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7 Aug 2014: Farmers are calling for increased self-sufficiency, but can the UK feed itself sustainably? With your help, Karl Mathiesen investigates
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7 Aug 2014:
NFU says year's food supply 'would run out today without imports', with homegrown food making up only 60% of total
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4 Aug 2014:
Africa is not on autopilot to some gilded age, warns Kingsley Moghalu, deputy governor of Nigeria's central bank
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Guardian Professional, 24 Jul 2014:
The latest report from UNDP identifies educating women as the closest thing to a silver bullet in human development. Charlotte Seager finds out more
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17 Jul 2014:
The author of American Catch and Four Fish discusses why we should stop buying and selling seafood abroad
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16 Jul 2014:
Survey of 16,000 people finds widespread contentment, but few optimistic about prospects for the planet
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1 Jul 2014: Letters: What would also be useful would be to stop clothing manufacturers using the term "Designed in UK" printed four and five times larger than the "made in" part of the label
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1 Jul 2014:
Aditya Chakrabortty: We know more about the conditions of our battery hens than of our battery textile workers. A year after Rana Plaza, it's time we were given the facts
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29 Jun 2014: But only with healthy economic growth, fair levels of take-home pay and a fitting welfare system, says William Keegan
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20 Jun 2014:
Ian Jack: Large parts of India's economy were destroyed by British technology in the 1800s, and by deals that favoured British shareholders. Today, it's China that holds that kind of power
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19 Jun 2014:
As PM begins official visit to Greece, interest in Mediterranean ports and China's increased presence will be at forefront of talks
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