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Reclaim the power Aneaka Kellay issues a call to action against the corporate oligopoly of energy suppliers
A dirty black hole The scourge of opencast coal mining is driven by our dependence on this dirtiest of fossil fuels, writes Kelvin Mason
Open all powers Kim Bryan on the role of open source technology in the shift towards energy democracy
Extreme energy Charlotte Wilson on the new frontline in the fight against climate change
Power source Emma Hughes reports from Azerbaijan, where autocratic leader Ilham Aliyev uses oil to fund his repressive regime
Taking on the fruitcakes Richard Seymour considers where UKIP’s vote is coming from and how the left needs to respond
Us and them The racism of the mainstream is feeding the far right, writes Mike Marqusee
Anti-fascism after Woolwich We need to rethink our strategy, argues Justin Baidoo of South London Anti-Fascists
Persuading the unpersuaded TUC general secretary Frances O’Grady talks about the challenges facing trade unions
The physio Graphic reportage from the Syrian border, by Jon Sack
Dictator on trial Photojournalist James Rodríguez reports from the genocide trial of former Guatemalan dictator Ríos Montt
Campus campaigning Hattie Craig and Roz Burgin examine the new look of student resistance
Ructions in Rio Sue Branford and Hilary Wainwright investigate Brazil’s protest movement
Mythbuster: Back to class Red Pepper looks at the myths surrounding academies and free schools
Railways: Getting back on track Rail privatisation has failed, but an alternative doesn’t have to mean a new centralised bureaucracy, writes Paul Salveson
Jeremy Hardy Thinks about the state
Plattitudes The world according to Steve Platt
Justice gap No truck with legal aid ‘reform’
Under the radar Homes of our own
Right to the city Saving the estate
We are as Gods Hilary Wainwright on an exhibition about 1968’s ‘Google in paperback’: the Whole Earth Catalog
Revolutionary rehearsals Lorna Stephenson looks at theatre groups giving a voice to the voiceless
Not playing by the book Kitty Webster explores the radical world of books for little rebels
A different picture Guy Taylor watches Into the Fire, an important film about refugees in Greece
Book reviews Fortunes of Feminism, Corporate Europe, Soldier Box, Altai, All Knees and Elbows of Susceptibility and Refusal and classic book Bolo’Bolo
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