Adbusters Archive
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Articles
Usually exclusive to our physical magazine, we've treated non-subscribers to a selection of some of our best print pieces.
Searching Hearts
It happened sometime around 2010: A singular moment in human history . . . it was the moment we stopped getting angry at...
Read moreRaising an Ecowarrior pt.1
Nearly four years ago I wrote in Adbusters about how I had been raising my son to be an ecowarrior. At the time, he was...
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The Plan is to Have No Plan
The plan is to have no plan, to let daily deaths between one and three thousand become a normal thing, and then to...
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Goodnight Skirt
Permission to use that snowball you've been keeping in the freezer since 1998. For a poem? she asks.What else? I say....
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Now, for the first time, we pity USA
"Over more than two centuries, the United States has stirred a very wide range of feelings in the rest of the world:...
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Metameme Insurrection
We’ve been through cataclysmic periods of lush growth . . . spent entire eras encased in ice . . . witnessed volcanic...
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Crucified by Capitalism
Explanations for the collapse cannot be summed up in a single idea or one catastrophic event.
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3 Minutes to Midnight
Climate change tethers us to a perspective that oscillates between the impossible and the inevitable, already and not...
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Roberto Bolaño
So what’s quality writing? Well, what it’s always been: knowing how to put your head in the dark, knowing how to jump...
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We've Got a Revolution on Our Hands
If you look at the MeToo and BLM movements and ask Why Now? What was different this time?, it’s clear some key...
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On the Brink of Revelation
On the weather report, another record-breaking hurricane is chewing up the coast. You drive out through the suburbs and...
Read moreDeep Dives
Dive deep into long form features on everything from smartphone addiction to what a True-Cost global marketplace would mean for the economy.
There's a Peculiar Strangeness to Being Canadian in America
It is a long way from the west coast of Canada to central New Jersey. In August, I moved from the Lower Mainland to...
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Now is the Time of Monsters
When I first heard about "illiberal democracy," and what Victor Orban was doing in Hungary, I didn't give it much...
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Zones of Hope
Is it possible — in a world crisscrossed with roads, railways, pipelines, and shipping routes — to carve out a little...
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Touch Grass: A Gardener’s Pandemic-era Political Awakening
Over the last two years, I have developed one of the most politically clarifying of all my habits. I became a gardener;...
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An Interview with Khaled Hourani: First Intifada Was an Artistic Project (by Lela Vujanić)
Khaled Hourani is a critical, peculiar institution. His prolific artistic practice encompasses painting, sculpture,...
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Videos
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Podcasts
Listen to conversations with revolutionaries, artists, and thinkers.