2004 ARTICLES | JANUARY-JUNE
Articles are listed in reverse chronological order.
The End of Gap Sweatshops?
By Mark Engler
Published on June 29, 2004
Victories and challenges for the anti-sweatshop movement.
A Progressive Declaration Against Terror
By Mark Engler
Published on June 18, 2004
Fighting terrorism while opposing Bush.
Bush’s Globalization
By Mark Engler
Published on June 8, 2004
A new globalization must resist both Clinton's corporate vision and Bush's imperial one.
On the Necessity of Torture
By Mark Engler
Published on May 11, 2004
Ending abuses requires challenging an imperial conception of national purpose.
Six Essays About War and About Peace
By Mark Engler
Published on May 6, 2004
A special collection of work on the unfolding neoconservative "war on terror" and on peace movement resistance to it.
Unhappy Birthday, World Bank!
By Mark Engler
Published on April 22, 2004
Protests highlight the dramatic changes in the development debate of past years, and denounce the nefarious, US-backed policies that remain intact.
My Political Suicide Note
By Mark Engler
Published on April 13, 2004
As a candidate for President, there are certain things that John Kerry can't say. But I can.
The End of "Constructive Engagement"
By Mark Engler
Published in the March 2004 issue of the New Internationalist
The World Bank invites cooperation from civil society, then buries critical findings.
Memoirs from the "Architect of Black Power"
By Mark Engler and Paul Engler
Published in the March 2004 issue of Z Magazine
A review of Ready for Revolution by Stokely Carmichael (Kwame Ture).
Oiled Again
By Mark Engler and Nadia Martinez
Published on March 26, 2004
Free trade agreement threatens Costa Rican environmental protections.
The Peace Movement One Year Later
By Mark Engler
Published on March 16, 2004
One year after the invasion of Iraq, what has the peace movement accomplished? And where do we go from here? (A discussion paper for Foreign Policy in Focus.)
An excerpted version of this article appeared on TomPaine.com as a commentary entitled "The Movement's Momentum."
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U.N. Spies and Iraq War Lies
By Mark Engler
Published on March 3, 2004
While spying on one's allies may not be unusual at the UN, new charges against the US and Britain paint a damning picture of the unseemly push for war in Iraq.
The Iraqi Monkey Crisis
By Mark Engler
Published on February 24, 2004
Bush's invocation of the Cuban Missile Crisis to justify war in Iraq was absurd--but telling.
Wisconsin Farewell: A Dean Retrospective
By Mark Engler
Published on February 17, 2004
With Howard Dean's withdrawal from the presidential race, it's time to take stock of the candidate's dramatic reversal of fortune and to appreciate his contribution to a revived Democratic Party.
"The Leak" Still Drips of Scandal
By Mark Engler
Published in the February 2004 issue of Z Magazine
Before 2004's presidential elections every American should take another look at the Bush administration's outing of an undercover CIA agent.
The WMD Blame Game
By Mark Engler
Published on February 2, 2004
The independent investigation into Iraq WMD claims must have power to look beyond technical intelligence-gathering processes and investigate how the White House misused findings in its push for war.
The Trouble With CAFTA
By Mark Engler
Published on January 16, 2004
A ratified CAFTA would represent a clear blow to poor and working people in the Americas. But that outcome is anything but certain.
Bush's Uneasy Mexican Visita
By Mark Engler
Published on January 16, 2004
On the tenth anniversary of the Zapatista uprising, President Bush encounters an unruly Latin America.
Government Attacks on MLK Show Need to Protect Rights
By Mark Engler
Published on January 14, 2004
More than just spying on him, the government was actively attempting to sabotage King's work, going so far as trying to persuade the civil rights leader to kill himself.
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