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By Brian Dominick at Nov 20, 2011
Only the Left could see a video showing victory as an example of defeat.... (More) Comments (8)
Occupy! Connect! Create! (Pt.5)
By Ethan Miller at Nov 19, 2011
Beyond 'The Market' and 'The State': Part five of a 7-part series exploring alternative ways that the Occupy Movement can engage with questions of "the economy" and with our strategies for moving toward long-term transformative organizing....... (More) Comments (2)
By Kevin Young at Nov 18, 2011
Unprovoked police violence against Occupy protesters is consigned to Orwell's "memory hole" by New York Times coverage of the Nov. 15th raid of Zuccotti Park.... (More) Comments (2)
By Michael McGehee at Nov 15, 2011
As a fan of Frank Miller's Sin City and Dark Knight comics, it was a punch in the gut to read his recent diatribe against the Occupy movents. I am referring to his blog piece "ANARCHY."... (More) Comments (0)
Occupy! Connect! Create! (pt.4)
By Ethan Miller at Nov 12, 2011
"From Economy/Nature to a Community of Life": Part four of a 7-part series...... (More) Comments (0)
By Michael Albert at Nov 11, 2011
A very brief summary of Parecon's features... (More) Comments (6)
ICTR is political, not judicial
By Michael McGehee at Nov 09, 2011
Even though the international jurist, Richard Goldstone, has said the 1994 assassination of Rwandan President Habyarimana was "clearly related to the genocide" the role of Paul Kagame's Rwandan Patrtiotic Front (RPF) in carrying out the attack has often been played down. Now a former aid to Kagame, Théogène Rudasingwa, is "demanding" that he get to testify to the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) on knowledge he has about "the most pivotal event in the 20th century whose consequences remain tragic almost two decades later.” Rudasingwa, the former Secretary General of the RPF says Kagame personally admitted to the assassination.... (More) Comments (2)
By Brian Dominick at Nov 07, 2011
After articulating the relevance of longstanding economic and political crises to Americans’ everyday lives, the Occupy Wall Street movement must now make itself relevant to those same lives. Will the next phase be a dual-power movement?... (More) Comments (0)
Occupy! Connect! Create! (pt.3)
By Ethan Miller at Nov 05, 2011
"From Economy to Diverse Livelihoods": Part three of a 7-part series exploring alternative ways that the Occupy Movement can engage with questions of "the economy" and with our strategies for moving toward long-term transformative organizing.... (More) Comments (0)
By Brian Dominick at Nov 04, 2011
Examining the productivity and stability offered by economies of scale and contrasting how market capitalism and participatory economics handle matters of scale.... (More) Comments (0)
By Kevin Young at Nov 03, 2011
US government efforts to extend the Iraq occupation and its anguished reaction to the Iraqi refusal say much about US opposition to democracy in the region.... (More) Comments (0)
Quick Thoughts on Greek Tragedies
By Robin Hahnel at Nov 02, 2011
The Greek economy and society have been unraveling for well over three years now under the weight of the Great Recession... (More) Comments (0)
By Kevin Young at Nov 01, 2011
The recent mainstream debate over the free-trade agreements conveys a simple message: some people matter, most people don't.... (More) Comments (0)
Occupy! Connect! Create! (pt.2)
By Ethan Miller at Oct 30, 2011
Part two of a 7-part series of writings exploring alternative ways that the Occupy Movement can engage with questions of "the economy" and with our strategies for moving toward long-term transformative organizing. ... (More) Comments (0)


