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Free Trade: NAFTA and GATT
David Morris
Free trade constitutes one of the most important and explosive issues of this era. NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement, and GATT, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, are the two major instruments of an emerging global economic order. Advocates of free trade contend that it will generate economic growth and create jobs. […]
Ecocrisis
David Morris
Noted urban development expert and author David Morris presents an enlightening comparison between eco-crisis or sustainability as a global future. He addresses some of the most critical issues facing this country and the world today–deterioration of the planetary atmosphere and the greenhouse effect, the debt of the Third World, energy, garbage/recycling, plant-based fuels and plastics, […]
Humor & Progressive Politics
Michael Moore
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Downsize This!
Michael Moore
The award-winning director of Roger and Me and TV Nation takes you on an uproarious ride through the political landscape. No candidate escapes his brilliant wit. Throughout the humor and irreverence, Moore poses serious questions about the vulnerability of working people to corporate power and the political system.
Workers in a Lean World
Kim Moody
After years of reversals and setbacks, labor scored major victories with the successful UPS strike and the organization of workers at US Air. Abroad, workers in Canada, France, Korea and elsewhere are resisting the imposition of the neoliberal economic agenda encoded under the rubric of “globalization.” How workers respond internationally to sweeping changes like downsizing, […]
The Labor Union Movement: History & Prospects
David Montgomery
For years, unions and working people were in the forefront of social change. The eight-hour day, health coverage, paid vacations and pensions were victories won by organized labor after much struggle. Today, unions are under legal and political attack. Membership, once as high as 35% of the work force, is now at 15% and declining. […]
Crime in the Suites
Russell Mokhiber
Russell Mokhiber talks about the crime lobby’s influence in Congress, as well as his own personal motivations driving his pursuit of the truth about corporate villains like Union Carbide, GE and others. Interview by David Barsamian.
Countering the Arab Stereotypes
Albert Mokhiber
The Drug War Conspiracy Against Afro-Americans
Wazir Mohammed
Recorded at the University of Colorado.
A Message for Humanity
Rigoberta Menchu
Guatemala Eyewitness
Rigoberta Menchu
Beyond the War Economy
Seymour Melman
TWA and Macy’s are but two of U.S. corporations to file for bankruptcy. There are daily announcements of new layoffs. Key industrial centers are turning into rust belts. Serious problems plague the economy. Instead of rational planning, we have Asia-bashing. The military sector absorbs a huge amount of money, resources, and talent. Until and unless […]
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