Current issue: January 2012

… US, eyes to the right; Egypt, Salafists’ election gains; euro, end of the affair; global crisis, a threat to democracy? Latin America’s new Amazons; Mexico’s conservation concerns; Burma, on the move; India, support for Maoist rebels; world health, supplement on Aids, TB and malaria; education but no top jobs; lessons of Empire past… and more…

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Furore around a judgment

by Naïké Desquesnes and Nicolas Jaoul

India’s Supreme Court judgment of 5 July 2011 banned the Salwa Judum militia and the use of Special Police Officers (SPOs) whose meagre wages are subsidised by the central government. The ruling also caused controversy with a heated indictment of the neoliberal development model, accused of causing civil war in Chhattisgarh and putting the country and its constitutional values in danger. (...)

South Africa gets to grips with AIDS

by André Clément

How empire ruled the world

by Jane Burbank and Frederick Cooper

Suez timeline  *

Songs of resistance  *

by François Pradal

Mexico can’t see the wood for the trees

by Anne Vigna

And also ...

Burma returns to market — Markets now rule the world * — Suez: revolution or Salafism? * — The single currency that was no such thing * — India’s Naxalite showdown * — Defying the macho * — Presidents who don’t preside — A war chest — Europe’s engagement — Finding a way to remobilise — Malaria, the year of hope — Towards a world without HIV — Why not the fire this time? * — School limits

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