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Those interested in the psychosocietal approach to neo-liberal regimes and the biographies of individuals might find this short piece very worthwhile. I’m reminded of what Eisenhower said in his farewell speech…. http://www.counterpunch.org/2014/04/09/65578/. Re: The Biographic Narrative Interpretive Method: interviewing for lived experience For a completely free BNIM Quick Outline Sketch with Bibliography; or even for a less-free but low-cost £10 BNIM Package -- consisting of the BNIM Short Guide bound with Full BNIM Detailed Manuals plus, for after you start, free email tuition on practice interview transcripts etc. -- please email me at <mailto:[log in to unmask]> [log in to unmask] Re: Planet’s biographical news. We all know that ecocide happens – for example, we know along the Amazon in South America an area of forest the size of France is lost every day. (see <http://www.climatepsychologyalliance.org/in-conversation-hilary-prentice-an d-colin-feltham/www.eradicatingecocide.com> www.eradicatingecocide.com). And planetary climate degradation to 4C and above is heralded: <http://medialens.org/index.php?option=com_acymailing&no_html=1&ctrl=url&url id=3131&mailid=270&subid=4000> http://tinyurl.com/o7y5qol. And thanks to Oxfam, we know a bit about the power relations: 85 people world-wide have extracted enough wealth equal to that of 3.5 billion people, half the world’s population. Here in Britain, 5 families own wealth equal to that owned by the poorest 20% of the British population. 1 family owns more than the bottom 10%. For news about our changing development project in a Ugandan village, including agricultural training, microcredit loans for women to set up small businesses and psycho-social and material support for the poorest children, see <http://www.kiuganda.org/> www.kiuganda.org.