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- SPP (NAFTA with guns) (parts 1&2) (VB #67.10&11):
Activists from Mexico and Canada share views on harmful effects of NAFTA and the plans multi-
national corporations have to expand their powers through the SPP. 6/08
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- Women Confronting Globalization (parts 1&2) (VB #58.07&08):
Latinas from Latin America and the US on women fighting against corporate globalization and for
an economy that respects women's and workers' rights. 2/06
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- Should We Privatize Social Security? (VB #56.13):
Follow the Oregon United to Protect Social Security campaign prior to the privatization scheme's
failure. Featuring Earl Blumenauer, Mitch Greenlick, Frank Shields, and others. 9/05
- Perfectly Legal: David Cay Johnston on
Regressive Taxes and the Expanding Wealth Gap (parts 1&2) (VB #50.13&51.01):
New York Times columnist on the nature and history of the U.S. tax regime, particularly how tax
inequalities affect the middle and lower classes. 3/04
- Breaking Free from Debt: A Dialogue Between Jubilee North and South (VB
#44.05):
Activists from Africa and the US on why much of the debt imposed on Southern countries is
illegitimate and should be cancelled. 7/02
- Children as Economic Commodities (VB #44.08&09):
Rev. Marilyn Sewell on the harm done to children by viewing them as targets for marketing. 8/02
- History of the Sustainability Movement in Portland (if there is one) (VB
#45.12):
Eric Malin talks about the evolution of sustainability and asks if there can be a movement without
any established organization. 12/02
- The Politics of Welfare (VB #44.1):
Kensington Welfare Rights Union activist Cheri Honkala speaks of sit-ins at the Pennsylvania
capital and calls Portlanders to action. (May, 2002)
- Remembering Genoa (parts 1&2) (VB #42.13&43.01):
Three Portland activists describe Genoa, Italy in July, 2001, where they witnessed protests against
the G-8, seeing one person who had been killed and dozens injured by police.
- Homelessness Marathon-KBOO Radio Portland, February 5, 2002 (VB
#43.12):
The fifth annual national program encouraged the homeless, academic experts and advocates to
speak out with their concerns.
- street roots Chapbook Party (VB #42.05):
Low income artists read poetry and display photos at celebration of release of chapbooks.
- Haven from the Streets: A Benefit for Outside In (VB #35.11):
Musicians join volunteers, staff and clients of one of Portland's most active homeless youth
organizations at a benefit show.
- Dignity Village: 2001 and Beyond (VB #39.13) :
Villagers and their supporters talk about their plans for a permanent, self-designed and run village
for the homeless of Portland, Oregon. 6/01
- street poetry (parts 1&2) (VB #36.07&08):
Portland's homeless & formerly homeless read their poetry at the library.
- Protest in Seattle: Resisting the WTO (VB #34.04):
Labor, environmental, and human rights activists shut down the World Trade Organization; police
crack down on the "no-protest zone." ¥
- 50+ Years is Way Too Much(VB #35.08) :
"50 Years is Enough" leader Njoke Njehu talks about the harmful effects of corporate rule on
developing nations.
- People Power vs. Corporate Power(VB #35.03) :
Ronnie Dugger, founder/co-chair of the Alliance for Democracy, on problems caused by giving
corporations more rights than people.
- Mergers, Monopoly, and Anti-Trust (parts 1&2)(VB #34.10&11) :
A corporate watchdog exposes the increasing rate of mergers under the Clinton Administration and
talks of efforts to stop them.
- Bread & Roses: Women Define Globalization (VB #31.05):
Women at an international gathering discuss ways the "free market" can be resisted at the
grassroots level.
- Brian Tokar: End Corporate Dominance (VB #31.12):
A well-known environmental activist takes on genetic engineering and other hazards of
multinationals.
- Beyond Corporate Dominance (pt 1&2) (VB #31.09&10): Noted author
David
Korten on the multitude of problems caused by corporate power -- and possible solutions.
- Don't Mourn Organize! (VB #02.01): Free food from activists
for the homeless in Portland and guest Larry Duncan of "Labor Beat" a
labor cable access show in Chicago. 27:56 01/06/92
- Consumerism in the USA (VB #02.05): Are we driven by need
or by greed? 30 mi 02/03/92
- Private Property (VB #02.07): Where did the concept com
from and what does it mean? 30 min 02/17/92
- Producer or Consumer? (VB #02.10): Are you a Consumer or a
Producer? How do we as consumers control the producers? 30 mi
03/09/92
- Labor Beat: What Are We Worth Now? (VB #07.08): 30:00
05/24/93
- Do We Hafta Have NAFTA? (VB #07.09): 30 mi 05/31/93
- NAFTA: Canadian Perspectives (LS 05.05): 08/15/93
- NAFTA Mexico (SE #039): 01/01/94
- NAFTA USA (LS 05.05): 09/24/93
- Holly Sklar: Global Corporate Strategies (ZMI #02.02): The noted
researcher makes connections
between multinational corporations and US domestic unrest. 45 mi
10/11/95
- Noam Chomsky: The Minority of the Opulent (Part 1&2)
(ZMI #02.08&09): Chomsky examines historical protections for the
wealthy upper classes magnified today by multinationalism. 120 mi
11/22/95
- Dr. Kevin Danaher: The World Economy, The IMF & The World Bank (VB
#17.12): 12/18/95
- Michael Albert: An Alternative Economic Model (IV 05.05): Speech at PSU
1/95 02/06/95
- Bartlett & Steele: America, What Went Wrong? (SE #013):
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