“Technological change, while it helps hu- manity meet the challenges nature impos- es upon us, leads to a paradigm shift: It leaves us lesscapable, […]
The U.S. kept the U.N. Security Council from sending in troops to stop the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. 17 Apr 2024 – The most widespread […]
Introduction 15 Mar 2024 – It is natural to have questions about how this paper on transitional justice fits into the series of 56 […]
Diane Perlman, Ph.D. Once again, much of the world is gripped by a compelling narrative portraying a simplistic, archetypal drama. It fits Galtung’s DMA […]
The week has been an interesting one full of global challenges, with escalating violence propagated by the military coup in Myanmar, resulting death of […]
Jan 2020 – Climate change is one of the most pressing political, economic and environmental issues of our time. It demands honest and timely collective […]
At Irish Congress of Trade Union, Belfast I would like to thank Eamon McMahon and the Organizers of this event for giving us the […]
Adam Shatz | Winter 2019 – I was a teenager when I first saw a picture of Frantz Fanon, on the back of my father’s […]
Marilyn Langlois – TRANSCEND Media Service Do you know anyone who genuinely loves their job, greeting each new work day with focused energy and […]
FacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInStumbleUponTumblrPinterestRedditVKontakteOdnoklassnikiPocketShare via EmailPrint Patrice Lumumba Why was Lumumba killed? Because he was a ‘relentless, dedicated, intelligent, passionate anti-colonialist, Pan-Africanist and Congolese nationalist’ with ‘the […]
By Prof. George Kent November 2018 – There are many guidelines for dealing with specific nutrition problems (No Wasted Lives Coalition; 2018; World Health […]
Danny Haiphong The function of patriarchy is not only to oppress women to the benefit of men but also to stabilize relations under US […]
In Mali, jihadist groups have taken control of more than half the country since 2012. How has such a fundamental change been possible in […]
The international conference on saving the Lake Chad was held in Abuja, Nigeria on 25-28 February 2018. The theme of the meeting was “Saving […]
This article by Ernest Wamba Dia Wamba originally appeared in Philosophy and Social Action XI (3) 1985, and has been edited for clarity. Discussions […]
Culture is conceived as the main symbol of the human condition; it might be defined as a collective subconscious, described by the beliefs, […]
I will never forget my first trip to Haiti. In 1990, at five years old, I went to Haiti with my dad to visit […]
Like many people, I was surprised to hear of Edward Snowden’s decision to leave his job and move toward Hong Kong in search of […]
Native Converts to Christianity (Photo credit: SMU Central University Libraries) RELIGION, according to Emile Durkheim (1988) is "a united system of beliefs and practices […]
The damages and suffering accrued by the Haitian people over more than two centuries of intermittent occupation, foreign interference, and dictatorship are immeasurable. The […]
Now countries from all over the world, from China, Nepal, and the Philippines, to countries in the Americas that might be considered “friends,” like […]
A Statement from Haiti Action Committee On Friday, January 17, it was reported by news agencies that a Haitian judge investigating the assassination of […]
