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Derek Wall

Dr Derek Wall is the Green Party Principal Speaker. He teaches economics at Goldsmiths College, University of London. His most recent book Babylon and Beyond (Pluto 2005) looks at alternatives to capitalism and corporate
globalisation. He writes a food column ethical eats for Red Pepper and blogs at Another Green World

September 2012

  • Green Party leader Natalie Bennett

    Natalie Bennett has the ambition and nous to push the Green party forward

    Derek Wall
    Derek Wall: The new Green party leader can exploit the cracks opened up by a decaying coalition and an uninspiring Labour opposition

January 2008

  • Run, Cynthia, run

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: US elections 2008: Here's hoping that Cynthia McKinney might just break the big-bucks, two-party stranglehold on US politics

November 2007

  • Australian elections 2007
    It's the environment, John

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: At the election this weekend Australians have the chance to pass judgment on a government that has neglected the environment

  • End of mutual Respect

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: As the Respect party splits in two factions, why is it that parties on the left find it so difficult to live in coalitions?

  • Cif green
    Who needs leaders?

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: The Green party would not benefit from a leader, which is why I'm urging members to vote against the idea.

October 2007

  • Conference 07: Conservatives
    True colours

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: Conservatives 07: The Goldsmith clan's stripe of conservative ecology is deeply flawed, but without it where would many activists be?

September 2007

  • Cif green
    No lectures from Tesco

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: Tesco is pouring millions into 'green' research, but it doesn't take a university to work out that supermarkets are a huge part of the problem.

August 2007

  • Going the extra air mile

    Derek Wall
  • Cif green
    Where's the deluge of coverage?

    Derek Wall

July 2007

  • The animals refusing to die

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: It has lost the intensity of its 1980s heyday, but animal liberation is as much of an issue as ever.

  • Cif green
    Think green

    Derek Wall

    Derek Wall: Green politics and the study of economics are beginning to share a platform, thanks to a number of new websites and books.

June 2007

May 2007

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