Fighting Climate Change in Portlandia
Not only is failure not an option, those fighting to avert cataclysmic climate change have achieved important successes worthy of celebrating.
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Garlic, Cancer, and the Public Funding of Scientific Research
By Polly Cleveland Four years ago, in The Mouse That Wouldn’t Die, I described how my husband’s colleague
Our November/December Issue Is Out!
Our November/December issue has been sent to e-subscribers and should be in the mail to print subscribers. The cover
Eight Lessons from History to Help Make Sense of Today’s Madness
By Abby Scher I learned to peer beyond my political bubble in the early 1980s, first when Ronald Reagan was
Trying Again for Full Employment
As prominent progressives talk up a federal job guarantee, what can we learn from earlier attempts to legislate full employment?
Reindustrialization in the Granite State
Part 1 of this series on deindustrialization in New Hampshire used a case study of Kingsbury Machine Tool to explain
Brazil Is Falling Under an Evil Political Spell
By Thomas Palley Brazil is falling under an evil political spell. The leading candidate in the presidential election is Jair
The September/October Issue Is Out!
Our September/October issue went to electronic subscribers last week and is in in the mail to print subscribers now.
Trump Is Giving Protectionism a Bad Name
Tariffs and subsidies to support infant industries can be key for economic development in the Global South.
Hope for Housing in California's Equitable Economy
Third in a series, "A Sustainable Economy Rises in Los Angeles."