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New Internationalist #562 Criticism

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New Internationalist #562 Criticism210 x 276 mm, 68 pages Oxford, UK Bimonthly First published in 1973 Editors: Amy Hall, Conrad Landin, Nick Dowson, Bethany Riley & Decca Muldowney Design: Luciane Pisani Founded on a dedication toward socially conscious journalism (and turning 50 this year), New Internationalists tagline The World Unspun gives a hint into the eye opening content within. Youll find in depth journalism on human rights, politics, and social and environmental justice

to the quietly revolutionary act of reclining in public

presented in slim

200 x 200 mm

unpretentious and a bit eccentric

which ties in with the magazine

and not—as her name

Editor-in-chief and creative director: Joseph Yorke-Westcott

is back with its much anticipated twelfth edition

Focusing as ever on everyday stories of identity and culture told by marginalised or misrepresented voices on their own terms

long articles that almost read like literature

the reviews invite readers on a series journeys: Julia Jones sails aboard the schooners of Arthur Ransome’s ‘Peter Duck’

bringing you stories from the lives of twenty-five different people

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