Full Narration of Facts: Legal case for Iraq on US genocide
Full (unannotated) Narration of Facts from the legal case filed in Spain 9 November 2009
Turning Points
The curve of the Arab struggle
Aspirations for freedom, prosperity and dignity, and the impossibility of achieving development without democracy and liberty, drive change
Tasks and difficulties ahead of the Arab revolution
That the Egyptian revolution was born in the street does not mean it is merely a conspiracy of Facebook
The Arab Spring of democracy
In Arab countries, the model of globalisation consisted of abandoning the Arab-Muslim character of the state and notion of the national state
Iraq: 19 years of intended destruction
We turned to — and encourage others to move towards — legal and judicial action. Why?
Introduction from the Spanish legal case on US genocide in Iraq
Introduction to legal case filed 6 October 2009 before the Audiencia Nacional against four US presidents and four UK prime ministers
Le Feyt Declaration — Peace in Iraq is an option
This position and declaration reflects our commitment to a true end to the occupation and to a lasting, sustainable peace in Iraq
US genocide in Iraq
The United States attempted and succeeded to destroy the state of Iraq, but cannot succeed in its attempt to destroy the Iraqi nation
This defeated occupation
In Baghdad, a stillborn regional conference will convene in which the Iraqi people will again be absent
Only resistance is legal
The national popular resistance in Iraq is the sole legal and legitimate representative of the Iraqi people and the Republic of Iraq
Inside the machine: An interview with Mordechai Vanunu
Damaged but not defeated, Vanunu continues to challenge Israel
“We are stronger than Israel”: An interview with Mohammed Aside
Ian Douglas speaks to Mohammed Aside of the Islamic Jihad
Voices of Mumbai
As the World Economic Forum in Davos discusses how to run the global economy, others met in Mumbai to transform it, putting people first
Private authorship
The order of the law is never so sovereign than when it envelops that which had tried to overturn it
Globalization as governance: An archaeology of contemporary political reason
Power, discipline, subjectivity
Globalization and the end of the State?
Not one sustained analysis of the discourse of globalization or its effects has been written until now
