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Reinart: Life Against Gold
Zmag Article, June, 01 2001
Ustun Reinart
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Life Against Gold
Schwartz: Resistance in Peru
Zmag Article, June, 01 2001
Eric Schwartz
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Resistance in Peru
Solomon: Scrutiny Overdue for "White Bloc"
Zmag Article, June, 01 2001
Norman Solomon
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Scrutiny Overdue for "White Bloc"
Dowd: DOWN WITH THE BAH HUMBUG OF TAXES
Commentary, June, 01 2001
Douglas Dowd
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The flagrantly unjust and harmful policies for taxes, governmental spending and real and imagined surpluses in place or on their way had their beginnings in the last years of Carter's presidency -- prodded and facilitated by what Richard Du Boff t...
Klein: Give Me a Hug: When Multinationals Want to Be Our Friend
Commentary, May, 31 2001
Naomi Klein
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When I was 17, I worked after school at an Esprit clothing store in Montreal. It was a pleasant job, mostly involving folding cotton garments into little squares so sharp that their corners could take out your eye.
Deutsch: Free at Last
Graphic, May, 30 2001
Barry Deutsch
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Wind Done Gone, First Amendment, free speech
Author: Britain's Manmade BSE Disaster: Boundless and Without Borders
Commentary, May, 30 2001
Guest Author
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In 1985, a mystery disease now known as Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy [BSE or mad cow disease] first appeared in a dairy cow from Kent, England. Within the space of three years, the annual number of BSE-infected cattle in Britain rose to 731. B...
Author: Britain's Manmade BSE Disaster: Boundless and Without Borders
Commentary, May, 30 2001
Guest Author
Author's ZSpace page
In 1985, a mystery disease now known as Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy [BSE or mad cow disease] first appeared in a dairy cow from Kent, England. Within the space of three years, the annual number of BSE-infected cattle in Britain rose to 731. B...
Weisbrot: Don't Cry for the IMF, Argentina
Commentary, May, 29 2001
Mark Weisbrot
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How many times can the most powerful financial institution in the world -- the International Monetary Fund -- make the same mistake? The answer seems to be: as many times as it wants to. As Argentina teeters on the brink of defaulting on its $150 ...
Moore: Give the People What They Want
Graphic, May, 28 2001
Kevin Moore
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Tim McVeigh, FBI, Oklahoma, death penalty
Moore: Give the People What They Want
Graphic, May, 28 2001
Kevin Moore
Moore's ZSpace page
Tim McVeigh, FBI, Oklahoma, death penalty
Author: Surprise Party
Commentary, May, 28 2001
Guest Author
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Like a zillion other Americans, I went to see Pearl Harbor on the first day of its release. As I sat there in the jammed bargain matinee, I kept assuring myself that as author of a radical history of WWII, I was merely doing research. Now, I could...
Pilger: The big threat in the Middle East is Israel, not Iraq
Commentary, May, 27 2001
John Pilger
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As George Bush escalates the new cold war begun by his father, the attention of his planners is moving to the Middle East. Stories about the threat of Iraq's "weapons of mass destruction" are again appearing in the American press, this time concen...
Ali: BLAIR AND BERLOSCUNI
Commentary, May, 27 2001
Tariq Ali
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I was in Turin at the Book Fair recently participating in a round-table to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the left-wing daily paper Il Manifesto, when I read that while the French and German governments were maintaining a certain cool, Tony Bla...
Bongard: Advantages of an Active Democracy – in numbers
Commentary, May, 26 2001
Christian Bongard
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In the West, we continuously confuse the terms “consumer†and “citizenâ€: what the Old Greeks used to know, we do not know anymore. When we speak of representative and other forms of democracy, namely a participative...
Bongard: Advantages of an Active Democracy Ð in numbers
Commentary, May, 26 2001
Christian Bongard
Bongard's ZSpace page
In the West, we continuously confuse the terms ÒconsumerÓ and ÒcitizenÓ: what the Old Greeks used to know, we do not know anymore. When we speak of representative and other forms of democracy, namely a participative or active democracy, we only cr...
Author: Bush's Dangerous Star Wars Pipe Dream
Commentary, May, 25 2001
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President Bush's "Star Wars" speech reminded me of a conversation I had late in the Clinton era with Ezra Vogel, who served headed the State Department's Asia intelligence during the first Clinton Administration. He had returned to Harvard, but wa...
Podur: A few more moves ahead
Commentary, May, 25 2001
Justin Podur
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There is too much at stake for social change to be a game. But if it were a game, the side that had the ability to think many moves ahead, anticipate its opponents moves, know what its goal was and move toward it relentlessly, would have huge adva...
Author: Bush's Dangerous Star Wars Pipe Dream
Commentary, May, 25 2001
Guest Author
Author's ZSpace page
President Bush's "Star Wars" speech reminded me of a conversation I had late in the Clinton era with Ezra Vogel, who served headed the State Department's Asia intelligence during the first Clinton Administration. He had returned to Harvard, but wa...
