Issue 231: September/October 2000

California Greening: Fighting Climate Change in the Golden State

Governor Jerry Brown launched the most aggressive and successful combination of programs to combat climate change we have yet seen in the United States—understanding these programs can help other states do the same.

features

The Political Economy of Disablement

Marta Russell
They Say Give Back, We Say Fight Back

Peter Rachleff

The legacy of the Hormel strike, fifteen years later.
"The Life of the Union"

An interview with Gladys McKenzie
"Workers Who Understand Struggle"

An interview with Jane Rykunyk
The Wal-Mart Trap

Annette Bernhardt
Profits and Prejudice

Suzanne Gordon

The undervalued work of nursing.
Importing Nurses

A moneymaking venture.
What's Wrong with Welfare to Work?

Randy Albelda
An Immodest Proposal

Women's Committee of 100
Josefina Flores

David Bacon

A veteran of the war in the fields
Know-Nothings and Know-It-Alls

Jessica Collins and John Miller

What's wrong with the hype about globalization.
Financing Environmental Moderation in China

Daniel Delisi
Useful Contacts for Working Women

the regulars

the short run
primerBorderline Neoliberalism
active cultureCorporation Behaving Badly
commentTake Our Daughters...Where?
making senseThe Story of a Garment Worker
in reviewHow Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America
ask dr. dollarHoratio Alger Lives?
economy in numbersCounting Women's Homebased Work

The AI Safety War in My Back Yard

The Green New Deal is a Jobs Engine, Despite Trump

California Greening: Fighting Climate Change in the Golden State

Issue 231: September/October 2000

features

the regulars