May/June 2002

features

• "They Can Walk With Their Heads Up"

  CYNTHIA PETERS AND JUSTIN PODUR

  An Interview with Joao Pedro Stedile, National Board Member, Brazilian Landless Workers' Movement

• High-School Economics: Coporate Sponsorship and Pro-Market Bias

  MARK MAIER

  In the push to standardize high-school curriculums, corporations will have even more opportunities to foist their "free-market" bias on students.

• September 11 and the Restructuring of the Airline Industry

  RODNEY WARD

  The September 11 catastrophe hit the airlines hard, but it also opened the door for them to accelerate the restructuring already underway.

• What Can Radicals Learn From Game Theory?

  ALEJANDRO REUSS

  Game theory can help radicals understand class conflict, critique individual self-interest, and promote cooperation.

the regulars

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• making sense Is the "New Economy" More Productive?
• in review Life and Debt
• ask dr. dollar Who Decides Stock Prices?
• economy in numbers High-Tech Stocks and "New Economy" Hype

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