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Video Hayden: Would a Democratic President pull out of Iraq?

Video, February, 02 2008 Tom Hayden
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Media and contractors in Iraq...

Znet Article Grubacic: Caligula’s Horse: US, New Europe and Kosovo

Znet Article, February, 01 2008 Andrej Grubacic
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The "Slovenian Scandal," a new colonial model...

Blog Post Wetzel: Guild socialism as a precursor to partcipipatory economics

Blog Post, February, 01 2008 Tom Wetzel
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In the World War 1 era ideas of workers managing industry had gained a certain popularity in the labor movement in the US and Britain. Thinkers like G.D.H. Cole and R.H. Tawney in England responded to this by developing a vision of a decentralized...

Znet Article Snow: Over 5 million dead in Congo, 1500 daily

Znet Article, February, 01 2008 Keith harmon Snow
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The International Rescue Committee in late January 2008 released a new report on the mortality in the war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo. The report caught the eye of some news agencies, who quickly whipped up trite little articles as suppos...

Znet Article Lamrani: Reporters without Borders against Venezuela

Znet Article, February, 01 2008 Salim Lamrani
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Reporters without Borders no longer knows what to invent in its disinformation war against the democratic and popular government of Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez.

Zmag Article Glossenger: Battleground Michigan

Zmag Article, February, 01 2008 Chuck Glossenger
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ZMO WEB-ONLY ARTICLE: Kennecott-Rio Tinto arrived in the UP in May 1994 and quickly purchased 600,000 acres of land from Ford Motor Company. They leased thousands of acres of public land, until they obtained 26 percent of all minerals rights in Ma...

Zmag Article Herman: The New York Times on the Kosovo Crisis

Zmag Article, February, 01 2008 Edward Herman
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All the New York Times’s biases and willingness to suppress evidence and rewrite history as regards Yugoslavia have been evident in its treatment of the current “crisis” over the failed negotiations regarding the future of Kosovo and the anticipat...

Zmag Article Petermann: Climate Change Negotiations

Zmag Article, February, 01 2008 Anne Petermann
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The 13th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCC or COP 13), which took place at the Bali International Convention Center in the elite Indonesian playground of Nusa Dua over December 3 to 14 ,was an intens...

Zmag Article Shoup: Election 2008

Zmag Article, February, 01 2008 Laurence Shoup
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With no incumbent president or vice president running this year for the first time in over a half a century, this should be the most open race since 1952, but it does not feel that way. Instead, a near invisible selection process has been underway...

Znet Article Mishra: Compassionate Tata

Znet Article, January, 31 2008 Girish Mishra
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Just like the prince of Kapilvastu, who renounced his kingdom and all the earthly comforts and wandered in search of a way out of human miseries arising from sickness, old age and death, Ratan Tata, too, became perturbed when he saw an average mid...

Znet Article Surya: Singur Revisited

Znet Article, January, 31 2008 Radha Surya
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Basking in the rave reviews and media adulation that accompanied the much awaited launch of the so-called people’s car, the chairman of the Tata Group Ratan Tata announced that the car is being dedicated to rural India. Presumably the unintended i...

Commentary Bennis: The Gaza Wall Comes Tumbling Down

Commentary, January, 31 2008 Phyllis Bennis
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The breaching of the Israeli-built wall dividing the Gaza Strip from Egypt brought some critical relief for the population of 1.5 million Palestinians whom Israel had kept locked into a kind of prison since January 2006.

Znet Article Gordon: Hamas is Not the Real Issue

Znet Article, January, 30 2008 Neve Gordon
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The experiment in famine began on January 18, 2008. Israel hermetically closed all of Gaza’s borders, preventing even food, medicine and fuel from entering the Strip. Power cuts, which had been frequent for many months, were extended to 12 hours p...

Audio Finkelstein: Academic Freedom 9/9

Audio, January, 30 2008 Norman Finkelstein
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In Defense of Academic Freedom, Rockefeller Chapel, University of Chicago 12 October 2007

Commentary Prashad: Skimmers of the Sea

Commentary, January, 30 2008 Vijay Prashad
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No more the black sails, the fierce cries, the blood lust. Now the pirates ride small motorboats, silent, armed especially with cell phones, GPS systems and automatic weapons. By stealth the boats come right up to the rudder of the cargo vessel, s...

Audio Gordon: Academic Freedom 8/9

Audio, January, 29 2008 Neve Gordon
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In Defense of Academic Freedom, Rockefeller Chapel, University of Chicago 12 October 2007

Znet Article Cronan jr: Participatory Economics As An Alternative

Znet Article, January, 29 2008 John Cronan jr
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Margaret Thatcher is credited for coining the phrase, “there is no alternative”, or TINA for short, referring to her assertion that there is no alternative to neoliberalism—meaning that economic activity is better left to the dictates of unrestric...

Blog Post Peterson: The Gaza, Iran, and the Security Council

Blog Post, January, 29 2008 David Peterson
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I just ran some searches of the Nexis, Factiva, and NewsBank databases for the period beginning Tuesday, January 15, and extending through Monday, January 28.

Blog Post Rai: Strategy for children - some thoughts from a course on strategy

Blog Post, January, 29 2008 Milan Rai
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Thoughts on strategy occasioned by running a short course on strategy for a group of home-educated children.

Commentary Pilger: Suharto, The Model Killer, And His Friends In High Places

Commentary, January, 29 2008 John Pilger
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In my film Death of a Nation, there is a sequence filmed on board an Australian aircraft flying over the island of Timor. A party is in progress, and two men in suits are toasting each other in champagne. "This is an historically unique moment," s...

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