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      The Peace Exchange Bulletin

      Published by Tom Hayden, The Peace Exchange Bulletin is a reader-supported journal, critically following the Pentagon's Long War in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq, as well as the failed U.S. wars on drugs and gangs, and U.S. military responses to nationalism and poverty around the world.

      Thursday
      Sep112003

      Cancun Files: WTO Opens to Tragedy and Protest

      The ritual suicide of a South Korean farmer in protest of WTO policies marked the end of a day of confrontation.

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      Wednesday
      Sep102003

      Cancun Files: The Seattle Beat Goes On

      Thousands of campesinos are gearing up to stage a series of protests to empower delegates from developing countries to just say no to trade agreements.

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      Tuesday
      Sep092003

      Cancun Files: As Empire Builder, the U.S. Feels the Heat

      The world's sole superpower is feeling lonely at the Mexico summit, besieged by dissent inside the WTO and grassroots protests on the outside.

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      Monday
      Aug112003

      The Democrats in Iowa: Field of Dreams?

      For the moment, progressive networks are vibrant in Iowa, fueling a rising sense that George Bush can be defeated in 2004.

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      Thursday
      Jul312003

      Killing Saddam: A Summer Blockbuster

      The inevitable assassination of Saddam Hussein will be a public spectacle intended to reassure an insecure America -- but it won't end the guerrilla war in Iraq.

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      Sunday
      Jul062003

      Say It: This Is a Quagmire

      It's going to take pressure from the populace and the military to end the pointless drumbeat of U.S. casualties.

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      Monday
      Sep092002

      It's Empire Versus Democracy

      In this excerpt from the book, "It's a Free Country," Tom Hayden explains how conservatives are playing patriot games with the nation's future.

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      Monday
      Aug052002

      Dying for Work

      It's easier to get fruit and vegetables across the heavily militarized US-Mexico border than human beings who work for a subminimum wage.

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      Thursday
      Jun222000

      Gato and Alex--No Safe Place 

      This is the story of Gato and Alex, two Salvadorans who as children became refugees from America's war in their homeland only to become rivals in America's gang war on the streets of Los Angeles. When these two homeboys finally turned their lives toward peace, there was no safe place for them. They were among the New Untouchables, the supposedly incorrigible "superpredators," whose specter justified the war on gangs that has become the worst police scandal in Los Angeles history.

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      Saturday
      Jan012000

      A Model of Social Movements and Change

      Social change results from the clashes and accommodations between two contending forces, social movements and Machiavellians (or power elites). In the case of American history, reform is the perennial result, as opposed to either full repression or revolution.

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