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Next Steps for the Living-Wage Movement

For the Living-Wage Movement

Chris Tilly Sep 1, 2001

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Finland Experiments With a Six-Hour Work Day

Family Friendly Policy?

Ellen Mutari and Deborah M. Figart Sep 1, 2001

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Sweatshops 101

Lessons in Monitoring Apparel Production Around the World

Dara O'rourke Sep 1, 2001

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Access Denied: Immigrants and Health Care

Nationally, 46% of low-income immigrant children who were not citizens lacked health insurance in 1999, compared to 20% of children whose parents were native born. Scher discussed the implications of lack of health insurance for immigrant children.

Abby Scher May 1, 2001

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Making Patients Pay

U.S. Health System Puts Profits First

Ellen Frank May 1, 2001

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Sustainable Sanitation

A Global Health Challenge

Laura Orlando May 1, 2001

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Drug Prices in Crisis

The Case Against Protectionism

D&S Admin May 1, 2001

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"Raise the Alarm Loudly"

Africa Confronts the AIDS Pandemic

Akim Jimoh May 1, 2001

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The Elusive Search for "the Capital" in Capital Gains

If the Republicans have their way, Congress will soon enact another hefty cut in the capital gains tax. That proposal

Terry O'keefe Mar 1, 2001

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Teaching About Stocks for Fun and Propaganda

[seealso id="1"] Every year, more than a million U.S. primary, middle, and high school students play

Mark Maier Mar 1, 2001

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Genetic Engineering and the Privatization of Seeds

In 1998, angry farmers burned Monsanto-owned fields in Karnataka, India, starting a nationwide "Cremate Monsanto" campaign. The

Anuradha Mittal and Peter Rosset Mar 1, 2001

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Still a Bad Idea

The Bush Tax Cut

John Miller Mar 1, 2001