Magazine Issue 10 - Spring 2000
Editorial
Locating the source of corporate power and the soul of the city...
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
NEW LABOUR, NEW PLANNING
New Labour's modernisation of the planning system is skewed in the interest of developers
Destruction of the Countryside PLC
A dark tale of construction company money, power and cynicism
Heaven, hell and housebuilding
The sins of the House Builders Federation confessed
Campaign for Planning Sanity
Ideas for imaginative resistance
How supermarkets destroy jobs
What effect do supermarkets have on jobs in other community-based businesses?
Vodaville, Berkshire
The two-headed beast of the mobile phone world exposed
Single Regeneration Budget
Urban regeneration funding a thin line between conspiracy and cock-up?
“Nine-Tenths of the Law”
by Raphael Bueno
FEATURES
If capitalism is pants, what are you wearing under your trousers?
Avoiding the shadow of the great grey bird of reform
Seeing corporations in a different light
Five approaches to the question of corporations
UK cash fuels Burma's suffering
Counting the cost of a new Premier Oil pipeline
Balfour Beatty - Proud to be British?
New Labour and UK corporate complicity in potential human rights disaster
Biotechnology - From fields to finance
A dive into the depths keeping the biotech ship afloat
Toxic drugs are good for you
For forty years Glaxo Wellcome knowingly sold a toxic drug to tens of thousands of people
Liverpool Dockers look to the future
Something positive comes out of their dispute, in the form of a resource centre
In bed with the UN
The world's worst corporate offenders have swarmed to the UN's new global compact like bees to a honey pot
Requiem for a drowning planet
The end really is nigh
BABYLONIAN TIMES
Campaign News
Free Papua movement says ' leave us alone'
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