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

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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 www.eradicatingecocide.com).  And planetary climate degradation to 4C and above is heralded:  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%.

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