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The Divine Right of Capital
Marjorie Kelly
Ordinary people work all their lives, expecting their pensions upon retirement. Instead, they’re handed pink slips, then told their pensions are worthless. Corporate executives rake in millions while shady accounting practices hide the fact that they are at the helm of ships in trouble. When news of massive corporate scandals at Enron, WorldCom and Global […]
The Future of Progressive Politics
Todd Gitlin
Opinion polls and surveys indicate broad discontent with the two existing political parties. Voter participation continues to nosedive. The 1996 election had the lowest turnout since 1924. Is there an opening for a new progressive-based politics? Todd Gitlin thinks so.
The Diversion of Discontent
Ralph Nader
Polls indicate widespread public discontent with the political system. Fewer and fewer people bother to vote for what Ralph Nader calls the “Tweedledum and Tweedledee” options of the Republicans and Democrats. People are diverted from the real issues of political economy and corporate power and privileges. Much of the media are devoted to “infotainment” and […]
Egypt & Women
Nawal El Saadawi
Feminism is often thought to be a western construct, however in this interview Nawal demonstrates how women in Egypt and other parts of the world, are, and have always been, struggling for their rights. Speaking from her experiences as an Egyptian writer and activist who has also spent time in US academia, she eloquently brings to light the unique […]
East Timor: Western Complicity in Genocide
Noam Chomsky
Recorded at MIT.
The Media and the Environment
Alexander Cockburn
The public’s perception and understanding of environmental issues, be they oil tanker spills, rain forests or spotted owls, are largely shaped and formed by the media. How and why are certain stories selected? What are their emphases and spins? The media are becoming increasingly concentrated and controlled by corporate conglomerates whose interests in the environment […]
Pakistan, Islam & the U.S.
Pervez Hoodbhoy
Since September 11, Pakistan is at the center of American foreign policy. Overnight, the U.S. needed Pakistan’s support for the war on Afghanistan. The payoff for the impoverished South Asian country was substantial. Sanctions were lifted, debts were forgiven and aid and loans were offered. Pakistan was created in 1947 when the British partitioned India. […]
Love & Freedom 2-Pack
Cornel West
Includes:
Love & Justice
On the Road to Freedom
Chomsky in the Desert
Noam Chomsky
Includes:
The U.S. Rules the World
Consequences of Capitalism
Class Struggle or Get It in the Neck
The President, The Pandemic & the Election
The Politics of the Pandemic
Threats to Peace & the Planet
The Decision That Has To Be Made
Conspiracy Theories: The Right Woos the Left
Chip Berlet
Oliver Stone’s film JFK sparked widespread popular interest in conspiracy theories ranging from who killed President Kennedy to the October Surprise to a plethora of banking scandals, not to mention CIA plots. Conspiracy theories abound on the right and the left. They deflect the public’s attention from perceiving and addressing genuine problems. Instead, convenient scapegoats […]
Global Dreams: Imperial Corporations
John Cavanagh
A new global economic order is coming into focus. The political empires of old are being replaced by giant transnational corporations, TNCs. A 1993UN report says, “The universe of TNCs is large, diverse and expanding,”and that they “are increasingly potent features of the world economy.”Reflecting the mobility of capital, national boundaries are less and less […]
Aid to Dependent Corporations
Chuck Collins
It should be a national scandal that so much welfare goes to the rich and powerful. But you hardly hear about it. Instead we are bombarded with stories about fictitious welfare queens driving Cadillacs and getting multiple Social Security checks. Meanwhile, fat cats feed at the public trough demanding and getting tax breaks and all […]
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