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Who Owns the Sky?
Reviving the Commons
March 29, 2004
COVER STORY
Features
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War Profiteering and You
So the vice president’s former employer’s been in the news a lot lately. Bilking the U... more
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Plunder and Profit
The IMF and World Bank continue to push privatization, in spite of its massive failures
News
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No Romeo
Appeals court defies Lawrence v. Texas
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Coming to Grief
Like the breeze of late winter, a single word, unspoken, has rippled through the recent funerals of several... more
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Hostile Takeover
Anti-immigration coalition seeks control of Sierra Club
culture
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film
Passion: Regular or Decaf?
Those who virulently criticized Mel Gibson’s The Passion even before its release seem unassailable: Are they not... more
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books
Ghost in the Machine
There’s a discordant note in the title of distinguished journalist William Greider’s new book about fundamental... more
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books
Straight out of Gijon
Spanish rock group Manta Ray hails from the city of Gijón, but the creatively ambitious quartet has... more
Columnists
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Power Pop
The Sludge Report
If someone is out there spreading rumors among gossip hounds, the press has still done nothing to impede him.
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Editorial
Beyond Regime Change
Many of Nader’s most fervent former supporters are saying they will stick with the Democratic nominee, no matter who it may be.
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The Third Coast
The End of Third World Solidarity?
Through artful deployment of Condoleezza Rice and Colin Powell, the Bushites have put reasonable brown faces on policies that continue the U.S. tradition of bombing dark people.
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It's Raining Amendment
Lost in the storm is the real risk to religious liberty that would come from embedding a particular religious bias about marriage in the nation’s founding document
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House Call
How a Bad Bill Becomes Law
Step one: Use your bill to raise massive amounts of political cash from friendly corporate interests.
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Barriers, Real and Imagined
The goal was to present Israel’s position, summed up in four words: We are the victims.







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