One week before Buy Nothing Day focuses the attention of activists around the world on the perils of overconsumption, groundbreaking economist, Herman Daly, zeroes in on the root cause of our financial meltdown.

The Person of the Year award is given to an individual who wields a massive social, environmental and economic impact.

Generation O reveals its revolutionary potential.

All this talk of change may amount to little more than a fantasy.

Obama’s victory makes possible a radical change of direction. Our readers weigh in on where they think America is headed.

How will the 43rd President of the United States be remembered? Chances are, as the Torture President.

Three trends bode ill for our future: the increase in weather disasters, the black market in organs and the growing demand for drinking water.

Three vignettes from Adbusters Issue 80 capture the ambiguities of a political experiment.

The Zabaleen (which roughly translates as “garbage collectors”) in Cairo’s Moqqatam suburb are said to be the world’s greatest waste recyclers.

“Revisiting my son’s birth has made me angry.”