Dear friends,I am sharing some of STWR's recent content with you in case it is of interest:*The coming financial crisis: a harbinger of world renewal?As the prospect of global financial crisis beckons once again, will our elected leaders finally accept the need for an entirely new economic approach that breaks away from the primacy of growth and profit – or will their hand be forced by a resurgence of mass public protest? http://www.sharing.org/information-centre/blogs/coming-financial-crisis-harbinger-world-renewal* The return of Occupy London: this time it’s truly politicalOccupy is back in London, UK, with a renewed focus on politics and an ambitious vision: to galvanise a mass movement for real democracy and establish a huge People's Assembly to debate a list of specific demands for radical political reform. http://www.sharing.org/information-centre/blogs/return-occupy-london-time-it%E2%80%99s-truly-political* Challenging corporate power in a not-for-profit worldAs businesses increasingly embrace a not-for-profit culture, an end to overconsumption on a finite planet could finally be in sight. But given the huge lobbying power of vested interests, it will remain impossible to create a truly sustainable world until the illegitimate power of corporations is held in check. http://www.sharing.org/information-centre/articles/challenging-corporate-power-not-profit-world*'Change through sharing': STWR interviewed by WeltenWandel.tvAs part of a series of filmed conversations on the theme of ‘Change through Sharing’, STWR’s director Rajesh Makwana was interviewed earlier this year about the political implications of global economic sharing for a world in crisis. http://www.sharing.org/information-centre/news/stwr-video-interview-weltenwandeltvWith best wishes,RajeshRajesh MakwanaDirectorShare The World's ResourcesP.O. 52662LondonUnited KingdomN7 8UX