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| September 2, 2010 The division within the environmental movement between market ecologism and ecosocialism has become increasingly clear with the failure of Copenhagen and the promise of Cochabamba. This issue of CD focuses on the rising tide of ecosocialism. We feature an exclusive interview with ecosocialist founder Joel Kovel... more... | September 1, 2010 People move across borders from necessity or desperation, providing the citizens of the territory they enter with an unfree workforce that is often used to undermine the rights of more established workers. More than race, more than class, more than gender - but interacting powerfully with all three - the colour of one's passport, or the misfortune of having been displaced from one's country of origin, can do more to limit a person's opportunities than almost any other single factor. Declaring war on walls of all kinds, Briarpatch explores the politics of migration in the 'freedom of movement' issue. more... by Yves Engler | August 31, 2010 On 7 April, Freda Guttman, a 76-year-old Jewish Montrealer, received a visit from agents of the Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS). She slammed the door on them so it's not clear if the visit was related to her role in Tadamon!, a Middle East solidarity collective, or her friendship with Canadian activist Stefan Christoff. A tall, mild-mannered 29-year-old, Christoff has been one of Montreal's most effective grassroots activists for the past decade. more... by Ingo Schmidt | August 30, 2010 Here is yet another book on the 2008-09 financial crisis and its fallout. One might wonder why anyone should pick up Laxer's book after Paul Krugman reissued his 1999 Return of Depression Economics, expanded with an update on the recent crisis. Certainly, Laxer is a prolific writer on Canadian political economy, but Krugman is a Noble Prize-winning economist, New York Times columnist, and the most referenced author in Laxer's book. Still, the remainder of this review will present reasons to get a copy of Beyond the Bubble. more... by Jordy Cummings | August 29, 2010 In the last week of July 2010, workers of United Steelworkers Local 9537, who have been locked out of their workplace and on the picket-lines for nearly five months, found a big pile of shit sitting right smack-dab by their picket-line outside of a warehouse in Vaughan, just north of Toronto. more...
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Hundreds protest Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline in Kitimat, B.C. September 2, 2010 Response to Ontario Budget 2010 September 2, 2010 Making Wall Street Unhappy Won't Reduce Private Investment September 2, 2010 Capitalism and the State September 2, 2010 Youtube: Song for flood victims September 1, 2010 Canada's housing bubble September 1, 2010 European Union: most anti-democratic and neoliberal in history September 1, 2010 Political parties and civil society organisations demand debt cancellation September 1, 2010 The mystery of the missing workers September 1, 2010 Il faut créer plus de richesses September 1, 2010 Harper's $130 Million Chapter 11 Giveaway August 31, 2010 Saint John hotel and mall strike underway August 31, 2010 Presidential election in Brazil: International support grows for PSOL's socialist alternative August 31, 2010 US economy - the combination of structural slowdown and cyclical recession August 31, 2010 Gov't aids banks, not homeowners August 31, 2010 Politicizing Economic Policy August 31, 2010 Should People Boycott Israel? August 31, 2010 China's NPC Proposes Wage Reforms to Boost Middle Class August 30, 2010 Le voile déchire un NPA qui veut brasser large August 30, 2010 A Union Fights for Its Economic Life August 30, 2010 South Africa: COSATU calls `total shutdown', condemns state `scabbing', violence August 30, 2010 Putting the Brakes on a Harper Majority in Quebec August 30, 2010 Numsa to down tools today in tyre and rubber sector August 30, 2010 In The News archive:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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Bullet #409: The Class Struggle in Vaughan: The Sears Lockout and USW