Sameer Dossani, Foreign Policy in Focus. July 8, 2008. The story of rising food costs and the simultaneous collapse in many financial markets is unlikely to be a coincidence.
David Sirota, Creators Syndicate. June 27, 2008. Three books tackle issues rarely explored by the media: McCain's flip-flopping, America's political divide and the real story behind globalization.
Brandon Wu, Eyes on Trade AlterNet: Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace. June 24, 2008. New polling shows a majority across party lines favors scrapping the current deal.
Terrence McNally, AlterNet. June 18, 2008. Author Nina Hachigian shows that some of the biggest threats to our security don't come from rival nations. They come from us.
Mark Engler, Foreign Policy in Focus. April 29, 2008. Today, trade policy plays an important role not just in the global economy, but also here at home. It goes hand-in-hand with demands for good jobs.
Mark Klempner, AlterNet. March 31, 2008. An expatriate reflects on the cost of "free trade" for his adopted country of Costa Rica -- and his former home in the States.
John Nichols, The Nation AlterNet: Election 2008. March 22, 2008. When it comes to the essential test of the trade debate, Clinton has been identified as a liar -- a put-in-boldface-type "L-I-A-R" liar.
Todd Tucker, Eyes on Trade. February 29, 2008. They have nothing to do with the rising living standards with which "free-traders" justify corporate trade deals.
Todd Tucker, Eyes on Trade. February 27, 2008. Will the Democrats' signature "green jobs" plans be undermined by their fealty to lobbyist-written trade deals?
Chris Bowers, Open Left AlterNet: Election 2008. February 26, 2008. A McCain nomination has the potential to reopen a rift amongst Republicans not seen since the early 1990s success of Pat Buchanan.
David Sirota, Creators Syndicate. February 22, 2008. Shrewdly, Barack Obama is promising to transform trade policies so that they do not encourage outsourcing.
Todd Tucker, Eyes on Trade. February 18, 2008. Corporate interests are savvy at bringing about incremental policy changes with far-reaching consequences.
John Nichols, The Nation. February 14, 2008. As the Dem primary campaign moves to states like Wisconsin and Ohio, America's hollow economy takes center stage.
