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Beena Sarwar
Pakistan: A Journalist's View
For the casual observer of international news Pakistan must be enigmatic, bewildering and scary. It’s a “hornet's nest,” declares “The Economist.” Almost from its inception in 1947 Pakistan has been...
John Bonifaz
Fighting Corporate Personhood
Democracy, rule of the people, is in the ICU. The pulse, of the system of governance, begun in Athens, is fading. The Supreme Court's Citizens United decision declaring corporations are...
Angela Davis
The Prison Industrial Complex
With more than 2.3 million people behind bars, the United States leads the world in prisoners, leaving far-more-populous China a distant second. More than one in 100 adults in the...
Susan Herman
The War on Liberties
Voltaire said, "It is dangerous to be right when the government is wrong." In the decade of fear since 9/11 the government has constructed a vast apparatus of control and...
Morris Berman
Dark Ages in the U.S.
From the boarded up storefronts to foreclosed homes to the homeless and unemployed, the signs of decay in the U.S. are all too apparent. The political class pretending to care...
Mohamad Junaid
Inside Kashmir
Kashmir, renowned for its incredible beauty, is the site of a decades long military occupation mostly hidden from worldview. Adjectives like "intractable" and "protracted" often precede Kashmir. What do the Kashmiri...
Richard Wolff
Occupy Wall Street & the Economic Crisis
By any standard, 2011 was a historic year of protest and revolution. In Tunisia and Egypt seemingly invulnerable regimes were toppled. In Wisconsin, citizens outraged over attacks on public workers,...
David Korten
Wall Street or the Common Good
The Occupy Wall Street movement is growing. Mumia Abu-Jamal from his jail cell writes: "In Lower Manhattan's Zucotti Park, renamed 'Liberty Square' by the demonstrators, the cast of thousands swell...
Paul Cienfuegos
We The People
Corporate rights are at the core of almost every environmental and social justice problem that we face. Corporate power grew immensely toward the end of the 19th century with the...
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