... As always with this couple's terse, lively travelogues, politics and the world

... Katherina Koufen //www.taz.de/dx/2007/04/30/a0152.1/textdruck. There are people ... – since everyone cannot finance his livelihood with his paid work. The times have ... says: “Every person must be able to live in dignity from his income and not

In this powerful book, eminent social scientist Riane Eisler shows that the great problems of our time – such as poverty, inequality, war, terrorism, and environmental degradation – are due largely to flawed economic systems that set the wrong priorities a

... on the employment, population, and wages of U.S. natives in California. Among ... Immigration induced a 4 percent real wage increase for the average native worker ... 4) Recent immigrants did lower the wages of previous immigrants.

Paul Krugman discusses the politics and economics of inequality.

The Dryer is an allegory which is part of an upcoming book of short stories set in the year 2012. The Dryer is intended to be read aloud. The story Includes various threads of import which are either plainly evident or apparent after contemplation.

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In order to develop a vision and strategic plan for improved farm labor conditions in California, Roots of Change and The California Endowment funded a collaborative effort to obtain direct feedback from agricultural workers and growers to develop a vision

An excellent feature article in the New York Times Magazine from Michael Pollan, author of the Omnivore's Dilemma.