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January/February 2011
Welcome 
Leadership - Opening a New Dialogue
In our special issue on Leadership, we look at how good leadership can serve our planet and our society. Guest edited by Sharon Turnbull, feature articles explore what it means to be a good leader from encouraging potential in others, to using the right language. We celebrate the achievements of leaders in the world today, and look at the inspiration and motivation that drives them.
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We Are All Leaders
A good leader is not a rare hero, not an ego-driven dictator, not a self-conscious superstar, not a self-centred celebrity or a power-manic manager, but a humble host to humanity a servant of the Earth and an ever-vigilant conscience of the people.
Satish Kumar explores the meaning of true leadership and awakens the leader in us all.
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Postcards from the Future
How will climate change affect the landscape around us? The London Future Exhibition takes a provocative look at the impact of Climate Change on London with views of the Royal Mall flanked by windturbines, London as 'Venice' impacted by floods and Buckingham Palace surrounded by shanty towns.
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A Lifetime of Activism
Are good leaders born or made? James Arnold-Baker profiles the activist Karl Jaeger, who teaches that collaboration must replace competition if the human race is to survive, and asks 'Is man intelligent enough to make this vital transition?
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Who Will Feed the World?
From field to kitchen, from seed to food, Indian women's strength is in diversity which is why genetically engineered crops only serve to disempower them. Vandana Shiva reveals the truth behind the the media hype that claims GM crops have 'liberated India women'.
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| Also free to read online from the Jan/Feb Issue |
Leaders as Dreamers: Introducing a trio of young, inspiring leaders. More
The Power of Language: Words are as critical as actions for a good leader. More
Homeward Bound: Peace can be found anywhere when your mind is at rest. More
| This month's web exclusives |
Leading in Kibera: The founder of Carolina for Kibera tells his story.
Anything is possible: A young Igorot leader talks about a new kind of leadership.
New Generation Leadership: The founder of Foodcycle shares his passion and vision.
Huichol Indian Art: Exploring the sacred meaning behind the Huichol yarn painting.
The Resurgence Story: Celebrating 45 years of Resurgence.
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| Don't miss the following articles only in print |
The Plastic Beach: Lorna Howarth
The Paradox of Price: Nick Robins
The Making of Harmony: Ian Skelly
Coming of Age: Rumini Sekhar
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| Events |
Devon
Tagore Festival
May 2011
A festival of arts, craft and culture to celebrate the life of Rabindranath Tagore.
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Torrington, Devon
The Hard Rain Project
20 January 2011
Reinvent the modern world so its compatible with nature and human nature. The internationally acclaimed environmentalist Mark Edwards gives his Hard Rain documentary presentation. Supported by Resurgence magazine.
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