Publications by: STWR

Adam Parsons is the editor at Share The World’s Resources (STWR). Below you can find a list of his latest blogs, articles and reports.

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Does Piketty’s new blueprint offer hope for sharing a finite world’s resources?

Article / 18th July 2026

Let's hope the Global Justice Report spurs a peaceful mass citizens’ movement to overcome the inevitable opposition of the ultra-rich.

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Annual Report 2026: Share the World’s Resources

Report / 17th July 2026

STWR’s campaign and advocacy were critically important in 2025, a year marked by wealthy governments significantly rolling back their historic commitments to international economic sharing.

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Don’t blame the UN for the world’s problems

Blog / 11th February 2026

The UN is weaker and more delegitimised than ever, but it would be a mistake to blame the institution for the world’s problems: the UN simply mirrors our fractured geopolitical reality.

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U.S. exit from Paris Agreement deepens climate vulnerability for the rest of the world

Blog / 6th February 2026

On January 27, the United States officially withdrew from the Paris Agreement, an international treaty adopted in 2015 aiming to reduce global warming and strengthen countries’ resilience to climate impacts.

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What is the meaning of Christmas in our world today?

Article / 12th December 2025

It is easy to forget the world situation if we partake in the frantic overconsumption of Christmas. But what is the true meaning of Christmas in the midst of environmental destruction, growing levels of poverty and escalating global tensions?

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In search of hope after COP30

Article / 9th December 2025

The continued failures of COP27 only reinforces the need for vastly scaled-up civil society movements, as STWR has advocated since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015. 

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Where’s our outrage for the world’s hungry, dying poor?

Article / 9th December 2025

The retreat from global development by wealthy nations is an insult to the founding vision of the United Nations. But the real problem is that so few people are standing behind the cause of sharing the world’s resources to end hunger and poverty.

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Annual Report for 2025: Share the World’s Resources

Report / 16th July 2025

The case for sharing economic resources between the richest and poorest countries grew tragically stark in 2024. Read more about STWR's activities over the past year and our future plans.

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Pope Francis: A humble advocate for sharing the world’s resources

Blog / 23rd April 2025

STWR were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Pope Francis, one of the most vocal and humble advocates for sharing the world’s resources.

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‘Trans rights are human rights’: UK Supreme Court ruling a step backwards

Blog / 18th April 2025

The UK’s Supreme Court decision this week that trans women are not ‘biological women’ is a major step backwards for trans rights in Britain.

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