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Trigona: Recuperated Enterprises in Argentina
Znet Article, March, 27 2006
Marie Trigona
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Argentina’s worker-run factories are setting an example for workers around the world that employees can run a business even better without a boss or owner. Some 180 recuperated enterprises up and running, providing jobs for more than 10,00...
Albert: Parecon and Journalism
Znet Article, March, 20 2006
Michael Albert
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The following is excerpted from the new book from Zed Press, Realizing Hope. See: http://www.zmag.org/realizinghope.html The idea of journalism is not overly complex. Societies involve huge ranges of activity and possibility. Each day events oc...
Dangl: Latin America's Leftist Shift
Znet Article, March, 20 2006
Ben Dangl
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Within the last six years in Latin America numerous social movements have gained momentum in the fight for human rights, better living and working conditions and an end to corporate exploitation and military violence. Recently, left of center ...
Gibler: Erasing Indigenous Peru
Znet Article, March, 20 2006
John Gibler
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Mario Vargas Llosa is one of the most famous intellectuals in Latin America. His name ranks with those of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Jorge Luis Borges, Isabel Allende, and Miguel Angel Asturias as one of the top writers of the legendary Latin America...
Halimi: The America Not Made For You And Me
Znet Article, March, 15 2006
Serge Halimi
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Robert Greenwald's documentary, Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (1), opens in a huge room packed with shareholders attending the company's annual meeting. They greet the CEO, H Lee Scott, with an ovation as he takes the podium. He tells them...
Albert: Still Uncomprehending...
Znet Article, March, 15 2006
Michael Albert
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Schweickart's reply to my reply gives me a gigantic mound o...
Bello: Military Radicalism in Venezuela: How Relevant for Other Developing Countries?
Znet Article, March, 15 2006
Walden Bello
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“An Army of the People†That something interesting and unusual is taking place in Venezuela first really struck me when, in response to a sarcastic comment about an anti-war meeting of the 2006 World Social Forum taking place in a...
Gibler: Maquila Violence in Mexico
Znet Article, March, 14 2006
John Gibler
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On February 14, the day sub-comandante Marcos arrived in the city of Puebla as part of his six-month journey across the country to listen to the voices of the underdogs of the Mexican left, the national newspaper La Jornada carried on its front pa...
Schwartz: A Government with No Military and No Territory
Znet Article, March, 10 2006
Michael Schwartz
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President Bush marked the Iraqi election of December 2005 as the beginning of a new era. A freely selected permanent government would begin asserting its sovereignty over the country, building an administrative infrastructure, and rising to the ch...
Chomsky: Latin American Integration
Znet Article, March, 07 2006
Noam Chomsky
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Bernie Dwyer: I am reminded of a great Irish song called "The West's Awake" written by Thomas Davis in remembrance of the Fenian Uprising of 1798. It is about the west of Ireland asleep under British rule for hundreds of years and how it awoke fro...
Gibler: Notes from the Other Oaxaca
Znet Article, February, 28 2006
John Gibler
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Walking across the central plaza in Oaxaca City time slows down. Stepping into the expanse of cobblestone walkways that weave through trees and flower beds, surrounded by old colonial government buildings and sidewalk cafes, one feels one's hurry ...
Chomsky: Korea and International Affairs
Znet Article, February, 22 2006
Noam Chomsky
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SUN WOO LEE: How is your health? NOAM CHOMSKY: I am fine, as you can see. SUN WOO LEE: Is there any recent issue of interest related to Korea which you have been following? NOAM CHOMSKY: Korea is playing a very significant role in world affa...
Podur: Stop the Deadly Rumours
Znet Article, February, 21 2006
Justin Podur
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In the 1960s and 1970s, the US political police, mainly in the form of the FBI, infiltrated, spied upon, and violently attacked various social movement organizations. This effort, documented in Ward Churchill and Jim Vander Wall’s book, â&...
Galeano: The Second Founding of Bolivia
Znet Article, February, 19 2006
Eduardo Galeano
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On the 22nd of January of the year 2002, Evo was expelled from Paradise. In other words: Deputy Morales was ejected from the Parliament. On the 22nd of January of the year 2006, in the same hall of pomposity, Evo Morales was consecrated President ...
Podur: A Dishonest Case for a Coup
Znet Article, February, 16 2006
Justin Podur
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I was convinced, reluctantly, into replying to Deibert.
Tokar: WTO vs. Europe: Less-and Also More-Than it Seems
Znet Article, February, 15 2006
Brian Tokar
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In the late Spring of 2003, amidst the political fallout of "Old Europe's" refusal to support the US invasion of Iraq, the Bush administration threw down a gauntlet that threatened to permanently aggravate transatlantic hostilities. As a political...
Gibler: Who's Not Listening
Znet Article, February, 13 2006
John Gibler
Gibler's ZSpace page
The Los Angeles Times article “Masked Marxist, With Marimbas†(January 23, 2006) describes the Zapatistas’ Other Campaign like a bizarre provincial circus. By excluding information, using delegitimizing descriptive terms, a...
Gibler: Who's Not Listening
Znet Article, February, 13 2006
John Gibler
Gibler's ZSpace page
The Los Angeles Times article “Masked Marxist, With Marimbas†(January 23, 2006) describes the Zapatistas’ Other Campaign like a bizarre provincial circus. By excluding information, using delegitimizing descriptive terms, a...
Podur: Kofi Annan's Haiti
Znet Article, February, 10 2006
Justin Podur
Podur's ZSpace page
In the vast corrugated-iron shanty town of Cité Soleil, home to quarter of a million people, all the schools are shut down and the one hospital closed. White armoured UN personnel carriers patrol the perimeter, half a dozen blue-helmeted heads po...
Gibler: The Politics of Listening
Znet Article, February, 05 2006
John Gibler
Gibler's ZSpace page
In the city of Campeche, under the slow-turning ceiling fans of a converted carport behind a pastry shop, 66-year old Emiliano Centurron picked up a microphone for the first time. He stood between a crowd of 200 people packed under the shade, fann...


