25 Years of Monitoring the Mulinationals

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2005 - VOLUME 26 - NUMBERS 1 & 2

25 Years of Monitoring the Multinationals

Cover: (c) M. Wuerker
FEATURES Don’t Mourn, Organize: Big Business Follows Joe Hill’s Entreaty to U.S. Political Dominance -- by Robert Weissman Wall Street Ascendant -- by Doug Henwood Slow Motion Coup d’Etat: Global Trade Agreements and the Displacement of Democracy -- by Lori Wallach Every Nook and Cranny: The Dangerous Spread of Commercialized Culture -- by Gary Ruskin and Juliet Schor Profits of War: The Fruits of the Permanent Military-Industrial Complex -- by William Hartung Wal-Mart: Rise of the Goliath -- by Liza Featherstone Monster Banks: The Political and Economic Costs of Banking and Financial Consolidation -- by Jake Lewis Grand Theft: The Conglomeratization of Media and the Degradation of Culture -- by Ben Bagdikian		DEPARTMENTS Letters to the Editor Behind the Lines Editorial Reflections on 25 Years The Front Philippines to be Drilled Nuke Power Deal Put to Rest Summers Captures Lawrence Summers Memorial Award Interview Do We Not Bleed? Flower Workers and the Struggle for Justice An Interview with Olga Tutillo and Ricardo Zamudio Names in the News Resources

25 Years of Monitoring the Multinationals