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TNI has a proud history of being at the cutting edge of analysis, research and activism on critical global issues. Here you can navigate our publications in chronological order, including: policy briefs, issue briefs, papers, reports, primers, working papers, and books.

  1. Lessons from the Political Economy of Authoritarian Capitalism in Hungary

    • New Politics
    • Authoritarianism
    Paper by
    Gábor Scheiring
    Lessons from Hungary cover page

  2. Public policies for food sovereignty Think piece series Food for Thought No.1

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    • Sylvia Kay
    • Emily Mattheisen
    • Nora McKeon
    • Paola De Meo
    • Ana Moragues Faus

  3. Atlas of Utopias Featured Transformative Cities Initiatives 2018

    • Water Justice
    • Energy Democracy
    • Transformative Local Politics
    Infograph by
    Transnational Institute

  4. Reconsidering the logistics of autonomy: Ecological autonomy, self-defense and the polícia comunitaria in Álvaro Obregón, Mexico

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    Alexander Dunlap

  5. Bulldozing like a fascist? Authoritarian populism and rural activism in Tanzania

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    Sabatho Nyamsenda

  6. Organizing the slaves of the 21st century: Mexico’s first independent and democratic farmworker union fighting rural authoritarianism in the context of global capitalism

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    James Daria

  7. Authoritarian populism and the challenge to civil society What roles can international NGOs play in an emancipatory rural politics?

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    • Kimberly Pfeifer
    • Martin Walsh
    • Nick Galasso

  8. Revisiting power and powerlessness: Speculating West Virginia’s energy future and the externalities of the socioecologial fix

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    • Dylan M. Harris
    • James McCarthy

  9. A critique of the idea of populism and the urgencies with authoritarianisms: Some South American notes on progressivisms, development and alternatives

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    Eduardo Gudynas

  10. As good as it gets? The new Sandinismo and the co-option of emancipatory rural politics in Nicaragua

    Food Sovereignty
    Paper by
    Santiago Ripoll