Magazine

May/June 2005

Volume 39, Number 3

Labour 2005 focus, featuring articles on WalMart, the Living Wage campaign, Bolivian Women and Mining, the 35 hour work week, and more.

• Regulars

• Canadian Labour: Learning to Think Big Again
  EDITORIAL:
• QUEBEC COMMUNIQUE: Why Quebec Says No to War
  by Pierre Dostie
• LABOUR REPORT: CLC Convention 2005, Bold Steps Needed
  by Geoff Bickerton
• ON THE EDGE: A Very Tory Commission
  by Lesley Hughes
• The Horowitz Paragraph
  Gad Horowitz

• UP FRONT

• Spongebob Squarepants: Pro-Homosexual Propagandist?
  by Al Pope
• Fernwood Publishing: Keeping a Body of Critical Literature Alive
  by Hillary Linsday
• The Cost of Consent: the Struggle Against Alcan
  by Brook Thorndycraft & Tamara Herman
• Japan’s Yen for Dollars
  Mitchell Bernard
• The “Noble Liars” Attack Syria
  by Saul Landau & Farrah Hassen
• The Two Bolivias Square Off
  by Susan Spronk & Jeffery R. Webber

• FEATURES

• Walmart’s Culture of Control
  by Jason Gondziola
• The Call for a Living Wage: Cross-Canada Campaigns
  by Dennis Howlett
• Women Miners in Bolivia
  by Dawn Paley
• The World’s Most Dangerous Job
  by Li Qiang
• The 35-Hour Work Week in Retreat
  by Christoff Hermann
• The Personal Dimension: Bush/Life
  by Peter Kulchyski
• Anatomy of a Neoconservative White House
  by Guy Caron