A Million Climate Jobs
Jojanneke Spoor | 05 June 2025Brian Ashley, editor of Amandla magazine, believes in the importance of linking the climate crisis with other pressing struggles. In South Africa people are faced with mass unemployment, a housing crisis and land issues. In order to make the clima...
▶The new scramble for Africa
Jojanneke Spoor | 05 June 2025Yao Graham expresses his concern about the new scramble for Africa at the TNI Fellows Meeting 2011. Graham is the Executive Director of the Third World Network, a research and advocacy organisation based in Accra, Ghana....
▶Sharing the pie
Jojanneke Spoor | 26 June 2025Susan George is Chairperson of TNI. She introduces the 2011 Fellows Meeting. When talking about sharing the pie, dividing resources, what are your...
▶The euro: a straightjacket?
Jojanneke Spoor | 26 June 2025Andy Storey, lecturer at University College Dublin and chairperson of Action from Ireland, questions the validity of the euro. He argues that the monetary union was designed to foreclose democracy....
▶The gap between public policy and public opinion
Jojanneke Spoor | 05 June 2025Phyllis Bennis is the director of the New Internationalism Project at the Institute for Policy Studies (IPS) in Washington, and a Fellow at the Transnational Institute (TNI) in Amsterdam. At the 2011 TNI Fellows Meeting (3-4 June) she talked about...
▶Variations in the Arab spring
Jojanneke Spoor | 05 June 2025The dust has settled. Shaheer George is finally able to look back at the recent events in Egypt and does so at the TNI Fellows Meeting in Amsterdam (3-4 June 2011). George is an Egyptian youth activist, active in pro-democracy groups including the...
▶The different faces of revolution
Jojanneke Spoor | 26 June 2025Salwa Ismail is professor of politics at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London. At the TNI Fellows Meeting in Amsterdam (3-4 June), she discussed the differences between the revolutions in Egypt and Syria....
▶Water- the perfect commodity
Jojanneke Spoor | 05 June 2025Maryann Manahan, researcher with Focus on the Global South, discusses the issue of water grabbing at the TNI Fellows Meeting 2011. How does this kn...
▶The new bad guys
Jojanneke Spoor | 07 June 2025The land is clear, empty. Pictures appear on the screen as Jun Borras talks and they show nothing – just barren land. Borras is talking about global land grabs at the TNI Fellows Meeting (3-4 June). He talks about the new bad guys, the big co...
▶Dimensions of global land grabbing
Jojanneke Spoor | 05 June 2025Jun Borras is Associate Professor in Rural Development, Environment and Population at the Institute of Social Studies (ISS). At the 2011 Fellows Meeting of the Transnational Institute, Borras talked about land grabbing. He has spent the last few y...
▶Jojanneke Spoor
Jojanneke Spoor is a journalist and cultural anthropologist. She worked in development cooperation for several years, focusing on issues such as child labour, caste discrimination, citizen advocacy and HIV/AIDS. She was based in Angola between 2007 and 2009. Jojanneke is currently working in the Netherlands, doing a Master’s degree in Journalism at the University of Amsterdam.




