VOLUME 39 | ISSUE 2 | MAY 2012

1. Occupy Wall Street protesters march on Wall Street, Nov. 17, 2011. Credit: Allan Tannenbaum/Polaris.2. Occupy Boston at Dewey Square. Photo by Jeffrey S. Juris.3. Evening assembly, Occupy Slovenia, 2011. Photo by 15o.4. Tanzanian Sugar Enterprises Plantation, near Moshi. Photo by Alison Norris.5. Farmers constructing a tower out of straws in a leadership exercise (Sumbawa, Indonesia, 2002). Photo by Marina Welker.6. Arts and Crafts Fair Sponsored by Lukoil Perm, Russia.  Photo by Douglas Rogers.7. Batu Hijau Copper and Gold mine (Sumbawa, Indonesia, 2007). Photo by Marina Welker.8. Farmers learning to make origami cranes in an exercise in practical learning (Sumbawa, Indonesia, 2002). Photo by Marina Welker.
Volume 39, Issue 2 (May 2012)
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