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Wainwright, Hilary
Hilary Wainwright is Research Director of the New Politics Programme at the Transnational Institute and editor of Red Pepper, a popular British new left magazine. She is also an Honorary Fellow in Sociology at Manchester University, UK. Her books include Reclaim the State: Adventures in Popular Democracy (Verso/TNI, 2003) and Arguments for a New Left: Answering the Free Market Right (Blackwell,...
Wallerstein, Immanuel
Born 1930, New York City, and resident in the United States. I am a sociologist, retired from teaching and currently Senior Research Scholar at Yale University. Politically, I have always considered myself on the left, from childhood on. And I have always been active in a variety of organizations, but I have always been of the "independent left", whatever that means. Recently, I have ...
Weber, Cheyenna | United States
Cheyenna Weber is the Organizing Director for the Responsible Endowments Coalition, an organization that supports student organizing campaigns focusing on pushing universities to act as active shareholders and to finance community economic development. Currently based in NYC, Cheyenna is originally from rural West Virginia, where she initially organized against mountaintop removal mining. She ...
Weisbrot, Mark | United States
Mark Weisbrot is Co-Director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research in Washington, D.C. Mark Weisbrot received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Michigan. He is co-author, with Dean Baker, of Social Security: The Phony Crisis (University of Chicago Press, 2000), and has written numerous research papers on international and domestic economic policy. He is currently Co-Directo...
Weissman, Robert
Robert Weissman is editor of Multinational Monitor magazine and co-author of the weekly column Focus on the Corporation. A lawyer, he is also co-director of Essential Action, a Ralph Nader-founded corporate accountability organization. Robert has worked on a wide range of corporate accountability issues, including: trade agreements including NAFTA and GATT, corporate welfare, intellectual prope...
Wennerhag, Magnus | Sweden
Sociologist, author, editor of Swedish journal Fronesis (www.fronesis.nu)
Whitaker, Chico | Brazil
Born in 1931, he participated of catholic students movements and became architect and urban planner in 1957. He worked then in research on standards of living and developpement and in planning for the State Government of São Paulo. In 1963 he became the director of planning for the brazilian Land Reform. After the military coup in 1964, he worked in the planning of the National Co...
Williams, Susan | United States
Susan is coordinator of the Highlander Education Team and coordinates the Highlander Library/Resource Center. Susan grew up in East Tennessee and before coming to Highlander, Susan worked for ten years as a community organizer for Save Our Cumberland Mountains in East Tennessee. In 1979 she was a community researcher for the Appalachian Land Ownership Study. She came to Highlander in 1989 t...
Williams, Elandria | United States
Elandria Williams is on the Highlander Research and Education Center’s education team and is the lead for our Seeds of Fire: Youth, Young Adult and Intergenerational Organizing program and is on the coordinating committee and board of the U.S. Solidarity Economy Network. She has been involved in activism and organizing since she was a youth, and worked in popular education and community orga...
Williamson, Thad | United States
I am assistant professor of leadership studies at the University of Richmond and an associate of Dollars & Sense magazine. I am author or co-author of 4 books including "Making a Place for Community: Local Democracy in a Global Era" (Routledge, 2002) and "Sprawl, Justice and Citizenship" (Oxford, forthcoming), and am co-editor of a forthcoming volume on John Rawls's idea of a "property-owning d...
Wilpert, Gregory | United States
I am a German-American sociologist (Ph.D. Brandeis University) and freelance writer, who lives in New York City, USA. Also, I helped found and edit (with others) the website www.venezuelanalysis.com, a site that provides regular news and analysis on Venezuelan society and politics. My most recent book is Changing Venezuela by Taking Power: The Policies of the Chavez Government (Verso Books, 200...
Wilpert, Gregory2 | Venezuela
Gregory Wilpert is a German-American sociologist, journalist, and freelance writer, who currently divides his time between teaching political science at Brooklyn College in New York and works on the website Venezuelanalysis.com. Also, he is the author of Changing Venezuela by Taking Power (Verso, 2007).
Winslow, Cal | United States
Cal Winslow is a Fellow in Environmental History at the University of California, Berkeley and is Director of the Mendocino Institute. His was trained at Antioch College and Warwick University where he studied under the direction of the late Edward Thompson. He is a co-author of the re-released Albion's Fatal Tree (Verso 2011). After Warwick he worked as a warehouseman...
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