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Tag Archives: climate change

Remarks on Utopia in the Age of Climate Change

2011: Issue 35/36.
Kim Stanley Robinson gives an account of his utopian novels.

Two Worlds

John Hinkson discusses the implications of two worlds developing on the cultural stage

No Break from ‘All That’?

Robert Manne and David McKnight’s plan to reform social democracy misses fundamental questions about the sources of the climate crisis writes Geoff Sharp

Losing Paradise

As rising sea levels displace island peoples in the Pacific region, should we ask what they want done? Writes Nic Maclellan

Reading Climate Change

John Hinkson finds that three recent books on climate change do not face up to the cultural assumptions that feed global warming.

The Fiery Breath of Change?

Alison Caddick reflects on the Black Saturday bushfires, morality and neo-liberal markets

Dead Politics

Neo-liberal globalisation is now encountering a world that it believes should not exist: the finite world writes John Hinkson.

Building Our Own Asteroid

Peter Christoff asks what level of risk we are prepared to accept

Food Riots: System Breakdown

John Hinkson on food shortages, population growth, climate change, and why neo-liberalism as an untenable social order

Climate Change is Not the Basic Issue

GEOFF SHARP argues that the technoscience–capitalism convergence has supercharged climate change. We need a movement to tackle that.


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