U.S. Imperialism and U.S. Capitalism

The fundamental needs of U.S. capitalism have played a major role in motivating the U.S. government’s imperial actions.

Arthur MacEwan Jan 28, 2026

Trump’s Bifurcated Economy

The labor market, economic growth, and the stock market part ways in today’s ever-more unequal economy.

John Miller Jan 23, 2026

Cuts in government spending and deportation threats against the workforce have sent costs soaring in daycare, eldercare, and long-term medical care.

Nancy Folbre Jan 21, 2026

Fisherfolk Out, Tourists In

Vasuki Nesiah

Sri Lanka's reconstruction plans could be as damaging as the tsunami itself.
The Tsunami and the Mangroves

Devinder Sharma
After Kyoto

Paul Cummings &Amp; Adria Scharf

Finally in effect, the Kyoto Protocol falls short. There's a better path to both just development and a stable climate.
Rights Fight

Adam Sacks

Townships in rural Pennsylvania take on factory farms--and corporate rights.
CAFTA's Debt Trap

Aldo Caliari