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- Wednesday, Sep 15, 2010
ZNet Article The following is a dialogue between Whole Foods worker Nick Theodosis and CEO John Mackey on 'Conscious Capitalism: Creating A New Paradigm For Business. -
- Monday, Sep 06, 2010
Book In the 1950s, South Korea was one of the poorest countries in the world. During his childhood, Chang (Kicking Away the Ladder), a respected economist at the U. of Cambridge, witnessed the beginnings of Korea's postwar economic miracle as Gen. Park... -
- Sunday, Sep 05, 2010
ZNet Article If you want to know how most of us will experience climate change in the twenty first century, don't look to the skies. The food rebellions in Mozambique are living augury. Blog Post Why I Post Yahoo News Comments Audio "Ton père c’était un frigolin." "C’est un gitan qui a niqué ta mère" Au lendemain de la Seconde guerre mondiale, de très nombreux enfants ont eu entendu ça. Ont connu ce doute du père. Parce que leurs parents se sont aimées, c’était interdit. Des ... -
- Saturday, Sep 04, 2010
ZNet Article Rélections suite à une journée de lutte antiraciste. Blog Post It's time again for the Peace Talks, a futile exercise in improving the public image of Israel. ZNet Article Another futile round of peace talks between Israel and Palestine. ZNet Article A critical view on the current political situation in Northern Kurdistan and Turkey. -
- Friday, Sep 03, 2010
ZMag Article How the New York Times covered the U.S. assault on Fallujah Blog Post A brief perspective offered as children head back to school. ZNet Article The so-called "Soy Wars" in Paraguay, the world's fourth largest soy producer, has taken a new turn with the entrance of the first left-leaning government in Paraguay’s history – and indeed, the first democratic government not linked to the four-d... ZNet Article In Swaziland, democracy activists are waging a brave struggle against one of the world's last absolute monarchies. ZNet Article Failing economic, health, and social institutions explain why children fail at education. Yet a new breed of ruling-class reformers has neglected the role that corporate America has had in the decay of these institutions, and is instead targeting ... Blog Post I compare the crimes of the United States and the crimes of "radical Islam" to see how much moral distinction there is. Blog Post This is my brief account regarding how the U.S. Government has been spying on and intimidating me in reaction to my political activism since about 2003. I suspect many other activists are have been subject to similar treatment since the Bush Admin... -
- Thursday, Sep 02, 2010
ZMag Article Ongoing escalation of U.S. military activity in Africa -
- Wednesday, Sep 01, 2010
ZNet Article Labor unions and community activists in the Bay Area and beyond have a responsibility to condemn the received view of police violence and to demand a modicum of justice for Oscar Grant. They can do so by responding to the call by the Internation... Blog Post It's become increasingly apparent that the so-called economic crisis is being used to justify a systematic attack on the working class. Organized resistance is growing. It's also gratifying to see the increasing use of 1930s style strategy and tac... ZNet Article Un mirada a donde anda parada la clase trabajadora y el capital a tres años del comienzo de la crisis. ZNet Article Questions sur la foi, l'absence de foi, et l'humanité. ZNet Article An Appeal for Indus flood victims in Pakiatan. ZNet Article The anniversary of Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech is supposed to be a time of celebration – a time to reflect upon how far we’ve come in fighting racism in the U.S., and soberly assess how far we still have to go before a “post-racia... -
- Tuesday, Aug 31, 2010
Blog Post L'Archevêque de Toulouse a lu l'appel de son prédécesseur à la protection des Juifs persécutés en 1942, afin de lancer un appel similaire en soutien aux Roms aujourd'hui. ZNet Article An analysis of Israeli and US policy toward Lebanon. ZNet Article Omar Barghouti explains the aims of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement... -
- Monday, Aug 30, 2010
Film “In any moderately civilized country if you would spray your pesticides on people, you’d basically go to jail. In this country that wasn’t the case," said Miguel Lovera, director of Paraguay's agricultural education and enforcement agency. "We’re... Blog Post Part 2 of an interview with GP candidate for U.S. Senate Richard Weir Blog Post An in-depth interview with Richard Weir, Green Party candidate for U.S. Senate for the state of North Carolina Blog Post A review of Ha-Joon Chang's "Bad Samaritans: The Myth of Free Trade and the Secret History of Capitalism" - All Sustainer Articles...
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- Sunday, Sep 05, 2010
Blog Post Why I Post Yahoo News Comments Blog Post Poverty Reduction Policies are high on the agenda of all formal and non governmental international organisations. The UN will hold a MDG+10 summit on September 22. However, the millennium development goals that wanted extreme poverty to be halved ... -
- Saturday, Sep 04, 2010
Blog Post It's time again for the Peace Talks, a futile exercise in improving the public image of Israel. -
- Friday, Sep 03, 2010
Blog Post A brief perspective offered as children head back to school. Blog Post I compare the crimes of the United States and the crimes of "radical Islam" to see how much moral distinction there is. Blog Post This is my brief account regarding how the U.S. Government has been spying on and intimidating me in reaction to my political activism since about 2003. I suspect many other activists are have been subject to similar treatment since the Bush Admin... -
- Wednesday, Sep 01, 2010
Blog Post It's become increasingly apparent that the so-called economic crisis is being used to justify a systematic attack on the working class. Organized resistance is growing. It's also gratifying to see the increasing use of 1930s style strategy and tac... Blog Post A "class power" analysis of the current economic crisis and a look at the crisis in the working class. Blog Post 10 Ways to tell the Democratic Party Is Not a Working Class Party -
- Tuesday, Aug 31, 2010
Blog Post L'Archevêque de Toulouse a lu l'appel de son prédécesseur à la protection des Juifs persécutés en 1942, afin de lancer un appel similaire en soutien aux Roms aujourd'hui. - All Sustainer Blogs
Sustainer Comments
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- Sunday, Sep 05, 2010
Forum Post The Web site is not as bad as it might seem from the comments by Tom and Brian D. Still, it is a bit overwhelming and confusing. This is partly due to showing less important information and presenting too many options at once. Certainly it's not v... Forum Post Evidence of the failure of "third way" reform is everywhere and overwhelming, a kinder gentler capitalism is a comfortable fantasy of those who fear disruption. I believe the "wrath of a mass uprising" is exactly what is needed... Forum Post Hi Mandisi,I am aware that I am writing more than a month after this, so maybe you're not even reading this. Anyway...I wasn't thinking that the Casablanca idea of being a place to hang out was bad, in fact it is quite the contrary, I think it's g... Forum Post This is an impressive, thoughtful and thought-provoking bit of work. Nicely condensed but accurate reading of Left economic theory from Mandel to Wallerstein and good critique as well. Forum Post The only thing worse than the Right is the Center-Left: The Liberal. The Liberals don't want any structural change in the distribution of wealth and power. LIberals hold that the system is okay, with the exception of a call for adjustments. ... Forum Post Ok "novices," you've suffered long enough. The word I had in mind was "price," price in the marketplace. Prices matter! They matter to farmers worldwide.Another word that might have shown up is "parity.&qu... Forum Post Two classified documents recently released by Wikileaks express the CIA’s concern that the populations of European countries, which oppose their governments’ war policies, are not succumbing to the usual propaganda spun through the... - All Sustainer Comments
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- Thursday, Oct 30, 2008
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- Sunday, Dec 16, 2007
Film Review Trying to figure out this new interface. Probably should have used What Would Jesus Buy, but what's done is done. - All Sustainer's Film Reviews
Sustainer's Book Reviews
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- Friday, Jun 11, 2010
Book Review A brief review of Scmhidt and van der Walt's "Black Flame": a book that situates the anarchist tradition in the broader socialist movement. -
- Sunday, Nov 01, 2009
Book Review A look into Lebanon's past and the quest to transcend humanity's self-imposed injustice -
- Thursday, Oct 29, 2009
Book Review In Ursula K. Le Guin's short story, "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas," the science fiction author details a world "much like that of a fine new coat"”that is wholesome and lovely along its exterior folds, made from a nice factory in Elsewhere; -
- Wednesday, Oct 14, 2009
Book Review Three speeches by Fidel Castro with an introduction from Tariq Ali -
- Thursday, Apr 02, 2009
Book Review A review of Mike Davis' sweeping study of the slums of the cities of the global South. -
- Saturday, May 03, 2008
Book Review The autobiography of Dave Dellinger -
- Saturday, Mar 29, 2008
Book Review This is a book review for Anthropology 2203
March 2008 - All Sustainer's Book Reviews
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