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2003 ARTICLES | JANUARY-JUNE
Articles are listed in reverse chronological order.
Beyond the War on Terror
By Mark Engler
Published on June 26, 2003
What alternatives exist for the pursuit of national security?
Spooks Should Resign in Protest
By Mark Engler
Published on June 2, 2003
Agents in the intelligence community should quit to protest the political manipulation that has damaged their credibility and effectiveness.
Global Showdown in Evian
By Mark Engler
Published on May 29, 2003
The real voices of international concern at the G8 summit will be coming from the streets.
In The Kingdom Of Forgetting
By Mark Engler
Published on May 28, 2003
Memory can be an inconvenient thing, especially in Republican Washington.
Those Who Don't Count
By Mark Engler
Published on May 9, 2003
Why it matters to remember the Iraq War's civilian victims.
Was Iraq Really a Threat?
By Mark Engler
Published on April 27, 2003
While Fox News may be convinced about illegal weapons, global demands for independent verification deserve America's attention.
Immigrant Rights Lost in Bureaucratic Shuffle
By Mark Engler and Saurav Sarkar
Published on April 25, 2003
Public pressure must force the new Department of Homeland Security to end abuses begun under the INS.
Earth Day in the Shadow of War
by Mark Engler
Published on April 22, 2003
Militarism And Environmental Destruction Go Hand In Hand
Fiscal Fantasy
by Mark Engler
Published on April 16, 2003
When it comes to the costs of war and tax cuts, Bush is living in a dream world.
No Pain, All Gain
by Mark Engler
Published on April 1, 2003
Public agencies finance privatization.
Greenwashing The Truth
by Mark Engler
Published on April 1, 2003
Bush's Environmental Strategy: Suppress, Ignore, Preempt
Iraq War: A New Arms Expo
by Mark Engler
Published on March 26, 2003
What will be the next Patriot Missile hoax?
America After the Next Attack
by Mark Engler
Published on March 5, 2003
Future terrorism should not vindicate Bush's foreign policy
Special Registration
Ashcroft's War on Immigrants
by Mark Engler and Saurav Sarkar
Portions of this article appeared in The Progressive (March 2003) and in Z Magazine (April 2003).
Special Registration represents the most recent of the Federal Government's escalating attacks on immigrant communities.
Treated Like a Criminal
by Behrooz Arshadi (as told to Mark Engler)
Published in The Progressive, March 2003
How the INS Stole Three Days of My Life
El Salvador on Strike
Pay or Die
by Mark Engler
Published in the New Internationalist, January/February 2003
Salvadoran health care workers battle privatization
Changing Seasons in El Salvador's Battle Against Privatization
by Mark Engler
Published in Labor Notes, March 2003
Protests resume after the government rolls back popular gains
New York Against the War
by Mark Engler
Published February 19, 2003
With Congress seemingly locked into war, democracy demands dissent. The protest in New York delivered.
CAFTA: Free Trade vs. Democracy
by Mark Engler
Published January 31, 2003
From "Anti-Globalization" to a World of Possibilities
by Mark Engler
Published January 27, 2003
Three years after the 1999 Seattle protests, a maturing social movement defies its negative label.
The World Bank's One-Way Dialogue
by Mark Engler
Published in Dollars & Sense, January/February 2003
When one of the World Bank's most substantial engagements to date with civil society began to produce findings critical of its structural adjustment policies, the institution ran away. Will activists, who have shamed the Bank back to the table, be able to force a more serious response?
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