DGS17

Contents:

Issues: Joanne Telfer on climate change - Durban fails to grasp the nettle; Stephen Lee Mowat looks towards 100% Scottish power from renewables by 2020; Daniel Pitt finds dirty work on clean energy; in a full and frank DGS exclusive, Hugh Kerr gives his reasons for joining the SNP and Shirley Gibb looks at community food initiatives.

The Big Idea: In a thoroughly researched and well referenced critique of Tory strategies to reduce incapacity claims, Gill Thorburn assesses work as a glittering salvation and the psyching-up of the medical model.

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Culture, History and Debate: Joanne Telfer theorises about the left and a denial of dialectics. Part one: Change moves in spirals.; Louise Whittle looks back through family history to reveal: War on the poor - then and now; Mark Chivers travels to the year 2050 to make a future apology to his grandchildren.

International: As the Euro crisis rattles on into the new year, Gordon Morgan asks, "what future for Europe" and Bill Bonnar looks at China: the challenges and contradictions of one of the most powerful economies in the world.

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