November 21, 2012 by Jeremy Brecher and Brendan Smith Do you want your college tuition or tax dollars invested to increase droughts, storms, forest fires, and crop failures — and an unending series of Katrinas and Sandys? Or do you want them used to lower greenhouse gases on your campus and in your… Read More »
OCCUPY AND THE 99% OPPOSITION
July 26, 2012 Originally published at Nation.com Something is happening, but we don’t know yet what it is. The first half of 2012 saw a wave of people-powered actions protesting foreclosures, evictions, racial profiling, student debt, union busting, climate change, war and other problems of the 99 percent. They were conducted by local… Read More »
DIRTY VS. GREEN JOBS: LABOR’S KEYSTONE DILEMMA
March 12, 2012 by Brendan Smith and Jeremy Brecher These are tough times to be a construction worker in America. While other sectors of the economy are showing signs of life, the unemployment rate in the construction industry is getting worse, not better – rising from 13% to 16% in January. It is… Read More »
LABOR, SUSTAINABILITY AND JUSTICE: A REVIEW ESSAY ON EXITING FROM THE CRISIS: A MODEL FOR MORE EQUITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
August 17, 2011 Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction More than a Great Recession: The short death and rapid resurrection of neoliberal globalization Growth for what? Growth for whom? Growth and justice Economic crisis: The green exit strategy Fair globalization Definancialization Challenging corporate unsustainability Realizing a labor model of equitable and sustainable… Read More »
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