#87 JAN/FEB 2010
The Big Ideas of 2010
#86 NOV/DEC 2009
The Virtual World / The Natural World
#85 Sep/Oct 2009
Thought Control in Economics
#84 July/August 2009
Nihilism and Revolution
#83 MAY/JUNE 2009
A New Aesthetic
#82 MARCH/APRIL 2009
Endgame Strategies
#81 JAN/FEB 2009
The Big Ideas of 2009
#80 NOV/DEC 2008
The Freedom From Want
#79 SEP/OCT 2008
East and West
#78 JULY/AUG 2008
Media Democracy
#77 MAY/JUNE 2008
The Global Moment
#76 MARCH/APRIL 2008
The Reconquest of Cool
#75 JAN/FEB 2008
The Big Ideas of 2008
#74 NOV/DEC 2007
The Quick & Dirty
#73 SEP/OCT 2007
Carbon Neutral Culture
#72 JUNE/JULY 2007
The Fake Issue
#71 MAY/JUNE 2007
Sorrow
#70 MAR/APR 2007
Blueprint for a New Left
#69 JAN/FEB 2007
Big Ideas of 2007
#68 NOV/DEC 2007
Apocalypse Soon
#67 SEPT/OCT 2006
Culture of Life/Culture of Death
#66 JUL/AUG 2006
Who Owns Terror
#65 MAY/JUNE 2006
Torture
#64 MAR/APR 2006
Spiritual Pollution
#63 JAN/FEB 2006
Big Ideas of 2006
#62 NOV/DEC 2005
Crack in the Facade
#61 SEPT/OCT 2005
Art Fart
#60 JULY/AUG 2005
Media Lit
#59 MAY/JUN 2005
Fist (Recto Verso)
#58 MAR/APR 2005
Bar Code
#57 JAN/FEB 2005
Big Ideas of 2005
#56 NOV/DEC 04
We're Back
#55 SEP/OCT 2004
No Future
#54 JULY/AUG 2004
I, Terrorist
#53 MAY/JUNE 2004
Hope and Memory
#52 MAR/APR 2004
Slap in the Face
#51 JAN/FEB 04
Systematically Distorted
#50 NOV/DEC 03
You Win You Lose
The Global Moment
A NEW REVOLUTION
The US presidential elections may finally start the revolution the rest of the world has been waiting for.
AUSTRALIA’S TURNAROUND
After a decade of conservative rule, Australia's is redressing its past so the country can move forward.
TINO SEHGAL
By creating "staged situations" Tino Sehgal forces his audiences to confront art.
MEDIA BULLY
Leonard Asper is distorting Canada's national discourse.
SOLDIER OF FORTUNE
Armed with potent drugs and technology, a dangerous breed of soldiers will fight America’s future wars.
Selected Articles 
Selected articles from the print edition of Adbusters Magazine.
Essay
Susan Sontag
When the life Sontag loved fell away and the death she feared took over, relaxation set into her body for the first time, a smile appeared on her lips and her brow unfurled.
- Caroline E. Winter
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- 5 August 2008
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- 4 Comments
Slideshow
East Meets West
In her iconic series, Chinese-born, German-raised artist Yang Liu uses simple pictograms depicting key cultural differences between East and West. China is represented by the red side and Germany by the blue.
- Yang Liu
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- 29 July 2008
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- 9 Comments
News
Meme War: Freedom Fighters Or Terrorists
What's in a name? The line between "terrorist" and "state terror" blurs with over 30,000 Kurds killed by the Turkish army.
- Jenny Uechi
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- 25 July 2008
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- 14 Comments
News
Capitalism Under Assault
The system is busted. That much is clear. Now many people are experimenting with alternatives. Roberto Mangabeira Unger has long been one of those on the cutting edge of fundamental reform. Finally he has the chance to change the course of history.
- Dee Hon
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- 23 July 2008
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- 19 Comments
News
The Economics of Happiness
A growing number of economists are bravely asking: What factors make people happy?
- Tom Green
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- 18 July 2008
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- 23 Comments
Essay
Facebook Suicide
The more Facebook infringes upon people's privacy, the more people need to kill their connection with the social-networking site.
- Micah M. White
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- 4 June 2008
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- 34 Comments
News
An Evolving Sense of Beauty
After years of celebrating bone-thin models, the fashion industry is finally taking a stand against thinness.
- Jenny Uechi
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- 28 May 2008
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- 17 Comments
News
Media Bully
As the head of one of Canada's largest media companies, Canwest CEO Leonard Asper is bullying Canadians into submission.
- Sean Condon
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- 26 May 2008
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- 6 Comments
News
Mystery Meat
Not many people know where their steak comes from. But a look at how meat reaches your dinner plate might make you lose your appetite.
- Paul Cooper
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- 21 May 2008
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- 17 Comments
News
Street Art is Dead
Sometime in the autumn of 2006, an anonymous figure began to splash once sacred street art. Revolutionary creativity does not shock or entertain the bourgeoisie, read communiqués posted at the scene, it destroys them.
- Sarah Nardi
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- 12 May 2008
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- 33 Comments
News
Media Democracy on the March
The Federal Communications Commission is about to give Big Media a big gift. Media activists are trying to take it back.
- Eric Klinenberg
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- 2 May 2008
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- 7 Comments
News
Future Soldier
Armed with potent drugs and new technology, a dangerous breed of soldiers are getting ready to fight America’s future wars.
- Clayton Dach
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- 28 April 2008
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- 16 Comments
Essay
Our Electric Brain
The Blue Brain Project aims to solve the epic problem of consciousness. But will it let us catch consciousness in the act?
- Clayton Dach
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- 25 April 2008
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- 14 Comments
Essay
Technoslave
Trapped by our cell phones, email and iPods, we need to clear our minds from the clutter and stop being technoslaves.
- Eric Slate
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- 21 April 2008
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- 15 Comments
Editorial
America's Revolution
The US presidential elections may finally spark the American revolution the rest of the world has been waiting for.
- Micah M. White
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- 18 April 2008
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- 75 Comments
Editorial
The Global Moment
Guardian columnist Martin Jacques on how the world's seismic changes are creating both great hope and danger.
- Martin Jacques
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- 16 April 2008
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- 25 Comments
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