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Dowd: 2013: Number One
Znet Article, February, 02 2013
Douglas Dowd
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Since the 1970s capitalism has marched steadily back toward its normal ways and means of labor exploitation, imperialism, militarism, and the destruction of nature
Dowd: Consumerism As A Social Disease
Znet Article, September, 28 2005
Douglas Dowd
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Not for nothing was the opening chapter of Marx's Capital entitled "Commodities," for commodification is among the defining characteristics of capitalism. First was land and labor; now, everything is a commodity; everything is for sale. Adam Smit...
Dowd: The United States Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy
Znet Article, September, 14 2005
Douglas Dowd
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Introduction. Since the 1970s the United States has become increasingly captive to consumeristic frenzy and religious zeal at home and to an arrogant and bloody militarism abroad. As we do so, has not the following description come to fit us as ...
Dowd: The United States Becomes Its Own Worst Enemy
Znet Article, September, 08 2005
Douglas Dowd
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Introduction. Since the 1970s the United States has become increasingly captive to consumeristic frenzy and religious zeal at home and to an arrogant and bloody militarism abroad. As we do so, has not the following description come to fit us a...
Dowd: Globalization Outlook
Znet Article, September, 21 2003
Douglas Dowd
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If you are reading this you don't need to be told of globalization's always greater harm to U.S. industrial workers, nor about the sweating of workers in the poorer countries or the environmental damage to their countries. Etc. Such matters are no...
Dowd: Deflation And The "d" Word. Here We Go Again?
Znet Article, June, 17 2003
Douglas Dowd
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Dowd: From The Unthinkable To The Probable In Israel/Palestine
Znet Article, January, 06 2002
Douglas Dowd
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Since our birth in 1776 and Israel"s rebirth in 1948, the two nations have had some important thngs in common. Most important for present purposes is that in both countries most of their peoples -- if never all -- have seen their nation's birth as...
