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The War on Lebanon
Nubar Hovsepian
In July 2006, in response to a Lebanese Hezbollah cross border raid, which killed and captured several Israeli soldiers, Israel launched an intensive bombing campaign on Lebanon. More than a thousand Lebanese were killed and serious damage was done to the country’s infrastructure. Israel claimed it was acting in self-defense. Most saw the scale of […]
Media Concentration: Peril to Democracy
Ben Bagdikian
Information is the currency of democracy, said Thomas Jefferson. He and the founding fathers reasoned that an informed citizenry is crucial to the functioning of democracy. A pluralism of views and a multiplicity of perspectives contribute to a diverse and vital civil society. What happens when information is monopolized by a handful of giant corporations? […]
Pentagon Pork
Robert Borosage
Interview by David Barsamian.
Renewable Energy
Ralph Nader
Renewable energy may be the key to a sustainable planetary future. Yet it is barely a topic for discussion. Fuel economy and energy efficiency are distant memories. With low gas prices, few are thinking about alternatives to fossil fuels. Ford’s new entrant into the booming sport utility vehicle market is the Excursion. It is 19 […]
Economic Bill of Rights
Howard Zinn
Left Alive!
Alexander Cockburn
Interview by David Barsamian. Recorded at KGNU on May 7, 1995, followed by a 30-minute talk.
Pakistani Bombshells
Pervez Hoodbhoy
For more than half of its existence, since its formation in 1947, Pakistan has been ruled by the military. A poet lamented, “Now each day is fair and balmy, Everywhere you look: the army.” The country hasn’t done much better with civilian leaders. Almost all of them have been notoriously corrupt. Today, another general, Pervez […]
The Gulf War
Erwin Knoll
Interview by David Barsamian.
Breaking the Chains of Debt: Jubilee 2000
Njoki Njehu
Third World countries are reeling under staggering debt. The World Bank and the IMF impose punitive austerity programs which result in massive cuts in vital social services like education and health. Much of the debt was accrued by despots who lined their own pockets. Nearly half of the money due is from thirty destitute African […]
LITERATURE 3-Pack
Arundhati Roy, Jorge Edwards, Kurt Vonnegut
Includes:
Neruda & Modern Latin American Literature
A Writer’s Place in Politics
In Conversation
The Rise of the Religious Right
Chip Berlet
The Religious Right is a growing political force. Its members are committed to transforming the social and cultural landscape. They are highly organized and motivated. In a system dominated by the command of money, the Religious Right has plenty of power. Its adherents hold top positions at city, county and state levels. A significant part […]
Economic Inequality: The Growing Divide
Chuck Collins
The old saying goes: The rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. Numerous studies and reports document a sharp escalation in the gap in income. The average worker’s hourly wages were higher in 1973. Meanwhile, executive compensation has soared. As the conservative Forbes magazine notes, “Billionaires have become a dime a dozen.” Chuck Collins […]
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