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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Re-framing the mess we’re in: ideology-action-structures and coloniality.
Re-framing the mess we’re in: ideology-action-structures and coloniality. This is a working paper in which I explore some ideas I’ve been working with. It takes a long and comprehensive view of where we are, how we got here, and what … Continue reading
Posted in coloniality, ecology, economics, Equality, ideology, Latin America, NHS
Tagged 21st Century malaise, coloniality, exclusion, global crisis, ideology, oppression, the mess we're in
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The first day of spring?
A beautiful day, almost like Spring. I hitched a lift to Tatton and cycled back – first ‘rural ride’ of the year (now there”s an idea – re-doing Cobbett by bike). From there via Rostherne to Dunham and from there … Continue reading
Horse Flesh
I used to have an imaginary dog, called Horse Flesh. I was about 40 when we got him. Cheap to look after and no mess, and he was just the dog you wanted him to be. Not that I like … Continue reading
Mending clothes
On the way to Making Another World Real: Latin America Today on 26 Jan, as I got on the tram money fell out of my trousers, one of 2 pairs of very nice green corduroys bought in Valencia back in … Continue reading
Posted in ecology, economics, everyday life, Latin America, Manchester
Tagged sewing, stewardship
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