Archive for the Category ‘Top 25 of 2005’

25. Wal-Mart Brings Inequality and Low Prices to the World

25. Wal-Mart Brings Inequality and Low Prices to the World

MULTINATIONAL MONITOR, October 2003 Title: “Welcome to Wal-World” Author: Andy Rowell Faculty Evaluators: Phil McGough, Laurie Dawson Student Researcher: Mariah Wegener-Vernagallo, Doug Reynolds “Country by country, the world is discovering the great value of shopping at Wal-Mart,” says John Menzer, president of the international division of Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer. Menzer’s vision is one [...]

24. Reinstating the Draft

24. Reinstating the Draft

SALON, November 3, 2003 Title: “Oiling up the Draft Machine?” Author: Dave Lindorff BUZZFLASH.COM, November 11, 2003 Title: “Would a Second Bush Term Mean a Return to Conscription?’ Author: Maureen Farrell WAR TIMES, October-November, 2003 Title: “Military Targets Latino Youth” Author: Jorge Mariscal Evaluator: Robert Manning Student Researchers: Jenifer Green, Adam Stutz The Selective Service [...]

23. Brazil Holds Back in FTAA Talks, But Provides Little Comfort for the Poor

23. Brazil Holds Back in FTAA Talks, But Provides Little Comfort for the Poor

Inter Press Service (http://www.ipsnews.net), November 15, 2003 Title: “Trade: US Moves to Squeeze FTAA Opponents” Author: Emad Mekay Left Turn, Mar/Apr, 2004 Title: “Lula’s First Year” Author: Brian Campbell Faculty Evaluators: Robert Girling Ph.D. LeiLani Nishime Ph.D. Student Researchers: Hilton Jones, Chris Cox The Free Trade Agreement of the America’s (FTAA) could become the biggest [...]

22. Exporting Censorship to Iraq

22. Exporting Censorship to Iraq

The American Prospect, Volume 14, Issue 9, October 1, 2003 Title: Exporting Censorship to Iraq Author: Alex Gourevitch Asheville Global Report, May 12, 2003 Title: U.S Army Major Refuses Order to Seize Iraq TV Station Author: Charlie Thomas Faculty Evaluator: Jeffrey Holtzman Ph.D. Student Researchers: Sara Brunner, Doug Reynolds Soon after Coalition forces toppled the [...]

21. Forcing a World Market for GMOs

21. Forcing a World Market for GMOs

Inter Press Service (http://www.ipsnews.net), 12/3/03 Title: “Agriculture: Biotech Boom Linked to Development Dollars – Critics” Author: Katherine Stapp Inter Press Service (IPS) News Agency, May 14, 2003 Title: “U.S. WTO Dispute Could Bend Poor Nations to GMOs-Groups” Author: Emad Mekay CMW Report, Summer 2003 Title: “A Rebuttal to the Tribune” Author: Liane Casten SF Weekly, [...]

20. Extreme Weather Prompts New Warning from UN

20. Extreme Weather Prompts New Warning from UN

UK INDEPENDENT, July 2003 Title: “Extreme Weather Prompts Unprecedented Global Warming Alert” Mainstream media coverage: CNN July 3, 2003; USA Today October 29, 2003; The New York Times December 17, 2003 Faculty Evaluator: Ervand Peterson Ph.D. Student Researchers: Shannon Arthur, Cassie Cyphers, Melissa Jones The UN’s World Meteorological Organization (WMO) views the events of 2003 [...]

19. Global Food Cartel Fast Becoming the Worlds Supermarket

19. Global Food Cartel Fast Becoming the Worlds Supermarket

LEFT TURN, August/September 2003 Title: “Concentration in the Agri-Food System” Author: Hilary Mertaugh Evaluator: John Lund Student Researcher: Anna Miranda Over the last two decades, agribusiness and food retail mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and informal contract agreements have transformed the agri-food system into a powerful network of transnational corporations that have the power to control [...]

18. Media and Government Ignore Dwindling Oil Supplies

18. Media and Government Ignore Dwindling Oil Supplies

NEW INTERNATIONALIST, October 31, 2003 Title: “Running on empty; Oil is disappearing fast” Author: Adam Porter GUARDIAN UNLIMITED, December 2, 2003 Title: “Bottom of the Barrel” Author: George Monbiot Faculty Evaluator: Rick Luttmann Ph.D. Student Researchers: Philip Rynning, Julie Mayeda, Anna Miranda If the former industry executives, geologists, and statisticians in the Association for the [...]

17. U.S. Government Represses Labor Unions in Iraq in Quest for Business

17. U.S. Government Represses Labor Unions in Iraq in Quest for Business

The Progressive, December 2003 Title: Saddam’s labor laws live on Author: David Bacon Left Turn, March/April 2004, v. 12 Title: “Ambitions of Empire: The Radical Reconstruction of Iraq’s Economy” Author: Antonia Juhasz Faculty Evaluators: Haidi LaMoreaux Ph.D., Susan Garfin Ph.D. Student Researchers: Katie Drewieske, Adam Stutz In the Wall Street Journal on May 1, 2003 [...]

16. Law Enforcement Agencies Spy on Innocent Citizens

16. Law Enforcement Agencies Spy on Innocent Citizens

Agenda, July–August 2003 Title: “Big Brother Gets Bigger–Domestic Spying & the Global Intelligence Working Group” Author: Michelle J. Kinnucan Community Alliance, April 2003 Title: “Police Infiltrate Local Groups” Author: Mark Schlosberg CovertAction Quarterly, Fall 2003 Title: “Denver Police Keeping Files On Peace Groups” Author: Loring Wirbel SF Indymedia, October 4, 2003 URL: http://sfbay.indymedia.org/news/2003/10/1650550.php (first publish of [...]

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