Tag: Paul Volcker

Labor / Economics

by Ellen Brown Posted on Dec 14 2019

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan called Paul Volcker “the most effective chairman in the history of the Federal Reserve.” But […]

A groundbreaking investigation into how our growing reliance on air conditioning has transformed the planet.
Morris lays bare the "free trade" zone established within the US by the Supreme Court.
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Don Fitz combines his broad knowledge of Cuban history with decades of on-the-ground experience in Cuba to bring us the story of how Cuba’s health care system evolved.
The call for Climate Justice promises a renewed grassroots response to the climate crisis, by Brian Tokar.
How the World Breaks by Stan Cox and Paul Cox
Editors Fred Magdoff and Brian Tokar have assembled scholars from around the world to explore the politics of growing food insecurity and the rise of global resistance.
A collection of articles by labor activists and scholars from a number of different countries around the world. Published April 2016.
Edited by Don Fitz and David Roediger.
A wonderful history of humor in the labor movement, edited by Paul Buhle and Don Fitz.
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Details first 14 years of the KMU Labor Center in the Philippines, one of the most developed and dynamic labor movements in the world.