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Book Review - The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition

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By Paul Stubbs
| globalpolicyjournal.com
This important book, staying firmly within the confines of orthodox approaches to international relations, albeit from a Latin American rather than a Northern standpoint, addresses the changing nature of global political and economic relations in an age of “chaotic polycrisis”. The authors offer what they term Active Non-Alignment (ANA) as a way forward for the countries of the Global South.
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Fixing the Self - 3:AM Magazine

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By Paul Stubbs, James Byrne
| 3AM Magazine Verified
By Paul Stubbs. James Byrne, The Overmind (Broken Sleep Books, 2024) To praise a book of poems is not necessarily the same as giving a critique of it; for in that case, even the review itself, even if objectively written, would reveal an opinion that some readers might definitely not hold themselves; but in the case of Byrne’s poems, it would seem there’d be no need to review them, for they are themselves a critique, of both society at large and Byrne’s role as author in that society.
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The Non-Aligned Movement Then and Now

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By Gabriela Cabaña, Barry Lynn, Drew Mitnick, Paul Stubbs
| Green European Journal
Faced with the nuclear threat and bipolarity of the Cold War, the non-aligned movement has since the 1960s put forward an alternative model based on decolonial solidarity and a fairer global trading system, but ultimately failed to materialise its most far-reaching economic proposals. Today, non-alignment narratives are revived by the BRICS and sometimes by EU ambitions, but a just multipolar world should prioritise environmental cooperation and have the Global South at its centre.
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