Movements and Social Change

Massive Legal Win for Kebaowek First Nation And Allies Against Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump in Canada

Massive Legal Win for Kebaowek First Nation And Allies Against Proposed Nuclear Waste Dump in Canada

Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Victory for Kebaowek First Nation and Allies in “Species at Risk” Case Against Chalk River Nuclear Waste Project   Kebaowek, May 29, 2026 – Kebaowek First Nation, Concerned Citizens of Renfrew County and Area, the Canadian Coalition for Nuclear Responsibility, and Sierra Club Canada Foundation welcomeRead More

Remembering the ‘anti-nationals’ of Koodankulam: Why criminalisation of dissent has a long and tortured history

Remembering the ‘anti-nationals’ of Koodankulam: Why criminalisation of dissent has a long and tortured history

Sonali Huria | The Leaflet The frequency with which the Supreme Court of India has made pronouncements on the question of “dissent” in recent times, with the Court most recently observing that dissent is the “safety valve” of democracy, underscores the fact that the “right to dissent” in India isRead More

Hegemonic Politics in the Age of Atomic Capitalism

Hegemonic Politics in the Age of Atomic Capitalism

Hegemonic Politics in the Age of Atomic Capitalism by Yuki Natsui September 5, 2016 Originally posted on the author’s blog. Contact Dianuke.org for permission to re-publish. Pax Americana may indeed have proved illusory by its own nature, eclipsed by the aggressive interventionism of a foreign policy based on military doctrines ofRead More

Remapping Revisionism: Japan’s Nuclear Ambiguity

Remapping Revisionism: Japan’s Nuclear Ambiguity

Remapping Revisionism: Japan’s Nuclear Ambiguity by Yuki Natsui A Japanese version of this article can be found here (日本語版).  Introduction This essay provides an overview of the historical attempts to revise the Constitution of Japan (promulgated in November 1946) and the issues that have been present in the resurgent anti-war movementRead More