A selection of writing on:

WOMEN'S ISSUES

The mother binary (PDF), Int J of Green Economics, Vol 3, No 2, 2009.

Sex work: a survey of social, philosophical and human rights issues (PDF),  Int J of Green Economics, Vol 3, No 1, 2009.

Resurrecting Our Foremothers: My Hopes as a Biographer, Journalist and Author, Thirdspace,  July 2005

TECHNOLOGY

The 'Wired World' (My master's thesis: Putting the body into "cyberspace": imagining the experience of being an active agent in a wired world)

HUMAN RIGHTS

Child Labour in Thailand

Women's Health in Thailand

Women's Work in Thailand

HISTORY

Popular

Sudan at the British Museum (Independent)
New light on the Rosetta Stone (Independent)
Social history in southern NSW (Articles written for the Eastern Riverina Observer)

Academic

A bibliography of Isabella Whitney, an early English poet.

The female prime ministers of South Asia

Women in Imperial China


Travel

Letter from North Korea

In search of Genghis Khan (Inner Mongolia)

A handful of dust (Madras)

A Bangkok Christmas

The wonders of Angkor

Lady in waiting: Khunying Supatra Masdit

Maldives



Natalie Bennett's home page

If you are looking for my campaign website for the Green Party London Assembly list selection, you can find it here.

I am the editor of the Guardian Weekly. In more than 20 years as a journalist I've also worked for the Independent, The Times, the Bangkok Post, after starting out on Australian provincial papers.

I was the Green Party candidate for the parliamentary seat of Holborn and St Pancras in 2010 and am a local campaigner in Somers Town, being chair of St Pancras and Somers Town planning action.

This site collects some miscellaneous writings that might be useful for various purposes - usual copyright rules apply, but I'm always happy if someone can use my work.

A long time ago I decided, towards the end of an agricultural science degree, that what I did not want to do was become a specialist - the sort of person who is the world expert on the pink-winged, blue-spotted fly, and thereafter bores everyone to death on the subject on every conceivable occasion.

I wanted to be a generalist, and so became a journalist and writer, a sometime international volunteer, United Nations consultant, and general pen (or rather keyboard) for hire. So here you'll find material on a broad range of subjects, but particularly on human rights, internet technology, and women's history.

And then there's the self-indulgent bit, containing pictures of my dogs.


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