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This summer Canadian Dimension takes a look at food and the global crisis surrounding it. We delve into the slow food movement, revisit the green revolution, and examine the destructive impact of increasing soy production. Mix in a healthy dose of cutting edge economic analysis on the US financial crisis and our usual selection of book reviews and columns and the summer issue of CD is a veritable feast.

Just to stir things up, we've got John Saul on the politics of the suspense novel and his ten best list for some light summer reading. Don't forget to check out our art and politics section with a look at the world of politics and music, from conscious hip hop to political baroque choirs! As always, we take a look at the important progressive social action happening across Canada in our Around the Left in 60 Days section.

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  • The Changing face of Socialism in the 21st Century by Michael Lebowitz
  • Indigenous Communities Resisting Mining in North and South America by Barbara Barker, Tyler McCreary, Drew Nelles, Lia Tarachansky

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Ground breaking opinions on: Climate Change, Energy Security, Tax Reform, Manufacturing, Health Care, Foreign Policy, Aboriginal Rights and more...

  • 12 Step Program to Combat Climate Change - by Cy Gonick and Brendan Haley
  • An Energy Security Program for Canada - by Gordon Laxer
  • Protecting Canadian Water - by Susan Howatt
  • The Security and Prosperity Partnership and Deep Integration - by The CD Editorial Collective
  • International Solidarity and Canadian Foreign Policy - by Greg Albo
  • Hollowing Out - by Mel Watkins
  • Responding the the Crisis in Canadian Manufacturing - by Sam Gindin
  • A Democratic Tax Reform for Canada - by Neil Brooks
  • Resisting the Security State - by Stuart Trew
  • Towards a New Policy Paradign for First Peoples - by Peter Kulchyski
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