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US Working and Middle Class: Solidarity or Competition in the Face of Crisis?


06.25.2011 :: United States

The near extinction of private sector unionism and the moribund millionaire leadership provides an opportunity to start anew with a horizontal leadership, accountable to the membership and integrated with community based co-op, ecologist, immigrant, consumer based organizations.


Chavez's Right Turn: State Realism versus International Solidarity


06.13.2011 :: Latin America

Introduction: The radical “Bolivarian Socialist” government of Hugo Chavez has arrested a number of Colombian guerrilla leaders and a radical journalist with Swedish citizenship and handed them over to the right-wing regime of President Juan Manuel Santos, earning the Colombian government's praise and gratitude.


Rethinking imperialist theory and US imperialism in Latin America

James Petras, Henry Veltmeyer ::


06.09.2011 :: Latin America

In this paper we criticize contemporary theorizing about imperialism for its economic reductionism and a lack of class analysis and institutional specificity regarding the imperial state


Afghanistan: Why Civilians are Killed


06.08.2011 :: Analysis

Introduction: The recent rash of civilian killings by NATO forces in occupied Afghanistan raises several basic questions: Why do US – NATO air and ground forces kill so many civilians, so persistently, over such long stretches of time, in regions throughout the country?


Empire or Republic: from Joplin, Missouri to Kabul, Afghanistan


06.04.2011 :: United States

Introduction: On May 29, 2011, President Obama visited Joplin, Missouri, the site of a devastating tornado that killed 140 and pronounced it a terrible “tragedy”. But were the deaths the inevitable result of ‘natural events' beyond the human intervention?


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