Community Knowledge Activism Series – Part 1:    Community Knowledge traditions and practices are increasingly being valued for their cultural, ecological, spiritual, and health care significance, even as they face the onslaught of hegemonic knowledge systems backed by the power of global capital and state patronage. P.K. Sasidharan, who has… more ›

Why is the Indian government promoting job-destroying ‘smart’ automation when the country is reeling from the worst unemployment crisis in recent history? Geneva-based World Economic Forum (WEF) is leading the charge to shape the post-Covid world with its ‘Great Reset’ initiative. This three-part series critically examines the origin, workings and… more ›

We are told that it is big agribusiness, with its flashy techno-fixes and financial clout, that will save the world from widespread hunger and malnutrition and help food systems weather the impacts of climate change. However, a new report from ETC Group shows that in fact, it is a diverse… more ›