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Natural Governance

Issue 222 • January/February 2004

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Welcome

Welcome •

Feature Articles

A NEW GANDHIAN MOMENT? •

War must be made illegal.

PEOPLE'S ECONOMICS • , &

Localisation - coming soon wherever you are.

WISDOM IS WEALTH •

Ecological wellbeing is the cornerstone of survival.

POLITICS WITH PURPOSE •

If there's no higher purpose to life, then what is the point of engaging in policy-making?

RIGHT TO DECIDE •

We need a Citizens' Jury to determine scientific priorities on nanotechnology.

EARTH STORIES •

The story of life is encoded in the landscape around us.

SEDUCED BY SPEED •

Fast-lane living ranks high in the list of pseudo-satisfiers.

NATURAL GOVERNANCE •

We urgently need a World Environment Court.

OPTIMISM AT OMEGA •

Linking-up with our friends in America.

LOW-FLYING HEROES •

Stories of people who are 'being the change they want to see in the world'.

The Arts

COMPLEX ENCOUNTERS •

Ken Kiff's art resonates with soul and science.

RETURN TO THE RIVER •

Celebrating Sarasvati - goddess of the arts, learning and wisdom.

INDIAN DETAILS •

In the lap of sublime majesty.

Frontline

A PEOPLE'S CELEBRATION •

The replastering of the Mosque of Djenné.

BRIGHT IDEAS •

The Ashden Awards for Sustainable Energy.

TOUCH THE EARTH •

Protesting by prostrating.

Regulars

Touchstone

Only Connect

A Sense of Place

Voice From The South

Poetry

Visionaries - Kathleen Raine •

Crafts

Up the Elephant and Round the Castle

Small Steps

Musical Journeys

Recipes

Letters to the Editors

Reviews

SINK IT OR SHRINK IT •

Review of Alternatives to Economic Globalisation

VIOLENCE IS OBSOLETE •

Review of The Unconquerable World

OBSCURED BY SPIN •

Review of American Power and the New Mandarins and The New Rulers of the World

WORLD ENOUGH, AND TIME •

Review of How the Universe Got Its Spots

SARDAR SPEAKS •

Review of Islam, Postmodernism and Other Futures

SPECIOUS ORIGINS •

Review of The Secret, Oryx and Crake and Mr Golightly's Holiday

PRAYING TO SHIVA •

Review of A Sacred Trust

TREASURES IN STONE •

Review of The Temples of Angkor and Ruins of Angkor in Cambodia in 1909

THE POWER OF NARRATIVE •

Review of Tales from the Bazaars

REBUILDING AN APPETITE •

Review of Foodstuff: Living in an age of feast and famine and Home Grown: The case for local food in a global market

FELLOWSHIP OF GAIA •

Review of The Ten Trusts

LIVING LEGENDS •

Review of Elephantoms

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