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Bacon: Dried Garlic And A Busted Union
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
David Bacon
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David Bacon & Bill Berkowitz King City, California is a tough agricultural town about an hour south of Salinas. In King City, vegetables are kingpeople mostly work in the fields picking them, or in the huge Basic Vegetable Products p...
Steinberg: Genocide in East Timor
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Michael Steinberg
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Michael Steinberg The U.S. role in the recent catalog of horrors in East Timor is deep and far reaching, the culmination of over three decades of nurturing the Indonesian fascist regime. Just as the U.S. mainstream media has attempted to suppr...
Giroux: Youth Panic and the Politics of Schooling
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Henry a. Giroux
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A. Giroux In the post-Littleton climate, moral panic and fear replace critical understanding and allow the dominant media to proclaim, as seen in a recent issue of Newsweek, that white suburban youth have a dark side and that youth culture in ...
Duncombe: DIY Nike Style
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Stephen Duncombe
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Stephen Duncombe Think! Think! It aint illegal, yet!!" reads the first page of U Dont Stop, a zine I picked up the other day. Its not an unusual request. Zines (short for fanzines, derived from magazines) are homemade pa...
Corr: none
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Anders Corr
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South End Press, Cambridge, MA 1999 Review by Alexander Dwinell Theres a verse of Woody Guthries popular anthem "This Land is Your Land" neglected by most school assemblies. It goes: Was a big high wall there that tr...
Ellner: President Hugo Chavez Of Venezuela
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Steve Ellner
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Ellner Venezuelas president Lt. Col. Hugo Chávez frequently makes public appearances in military fatigues and tells his audience that he is "dressed for battle." He adds that his words are ammunition and his targets are those a...
Bolsen: The Pakistan Coup
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Shahid Bolsen
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Shahid Bolsen Pakistan has the bomb. It also has an antagonizing enemy, which also has the bomb. It has a passionately disputed territory which it dearly wants to see liberated from its enemy. Now, Pakistan has a new military leader who has pr...
Administrator: Brother, Can You Spare a Billion?
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Site Administrator
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Sklar Being a billionaire used to be a really big deal. When Forbes magazine started its roll call of the 400 richest Americans in 1982, there were just 13 billionaires and 5 of them were oilman H. L. Hunts children. Now more than half...
Administrator: Zapatista Report
Zmag Article, December, 01 1999
Site Administrator
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Mercedes Osun, translated by Irlandesa The causes that led to the Zapatista uprisingpoverty, hunger, diseases, a lack of services, injustice and racism against the indigenous communitieshave not, in any way, been resolved. The econ...
Herman: Questioning Henwood on Globalization
Commentary, December, 01 1999
Edward Herman
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For some reason Doug Henwood feels called upon to play down globalization. Others on the left, some associated with MONTHLY REVIEW, have done the same, warning that any acceptance of the globalization thesis will discourage leftists and breed "def...
Anderson: WTO deregulation
Graphic, November, 30 1999
Kirk Anderson
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wto, globalization
Henwood: What is Globalization, Anyway
Commentary, November, 26 1999
Doug Henwood
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If there's one thing that analysts and activists across the political spectrum agree on today it's that we live in an era of economic globalization. This is taken by both critics and cheerleaders as self-evident and largely unprecedented. We shoul...
Zinn: On Rewarding People for Talents and Hard Work
Commentary, November, 25 1999
Howard Zinn
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There are two issues here: First, why should we accept our culture's definition of those two factors? Why should we accept that the "talent" of someone who writes jingles for an Advertising agency advertising dog food and gets $100,000 a year is s...
Zinn: On Rewarding People for Talents and Hard WorkÊ
Commentary, November, 25 1999
Howard Zinn
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There are two issues here: First, why should we accept our culture's definition of those two factors? Why should we accept that the "talent" of someone who writes jingles for an Advertising agency advertising dog food and gets $100,000 a year is s...
Administrator: A Short Guide to the WTO
Commentary, November, 24 1999
Site Administrator
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) is coming to Seattle at the end of November and tens of thousands of labor, environmental, and progressive activists are organizing to give them a hot reception.
Brecher: There's An Alternative
Commentary, November, 20 1999
Jeremy Brecher
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When world leaders meet in Seattle after Thanksgiving for the "pre-millennial" session of the World Trade Organization, many will sincerely believe that there is no alternative to the present direction of globalization. But all over the world, act...
Anderson: Interest rates
Graphic, November, 15 1999
Kirk Anderson
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interest rates, fed, fed policy, wages
Anderson: Perpetual motion
Graphic, November, 10 1999
Kirk Anderson
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consume, consumerism, consumption, spending
Guellec: Health Care Shouldn't Be Commercial
Commentary, November, 10 1999
Dorothy Guellec
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Certain things should be "off limits to commerce" Healthcare in my view can be compared to Education which, so far, has not been totally privatized. If shareholders must be satisfied, then patients' interests will be compromised. The way managed c...
Solomon: When Online Trading Offers a Reason to Believe
Commentary, November, 09 1999
Norman Solomon
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If you're watching much television these days, you've probably seen a lot of commercials for online investing. Many large brokerage firms are now urging people to play the stock market via the Internet. So, in routine fashion, TV spots dramatize c...


