Magazine

November/December 2005

Volume 39, Number 6

The baseball season’s not over yet! The WTO is up to bat in Hong Kong, and Tony Clarke says it just might be strike three. Also in this issue: The Politics of Money: Haiti and the Left, the Telus strike, 9/11: What Really Happened?, Propagandhi, First Nations’ Struggles in the Tahltan Nation and Grand Rapids, and more.

• Regulars

• NO to NAFTA
  Editorial
• The Horowitz Paragraph
  by Gad Horowitz
• Labour Report
  by Geoff Bickerton
• Québec Communiqué
  by Pierre Dostie
• On the Edge
  by Lesley Hughes

• Opening Arguments

• The Politics of Money: Haiti and the Left
  by Yves Engler
• Struggles of the Tahltan Nation
  by Tyler Allan McCreary
• The Wolf Has Begun to Howl: Report on the Camp at Grand Rapids
  by Peter Kulchyski
• TWU-Telus Confrontation: An Epic Struggle
  by Sid Shniad
• Andre Gunder Frank: Dependency Theory and Canadian Capitalism
  by Gregory Albo
• Spacing: Toronto’s Public Space Committee
  by Sarah Meehan
• Bernelda Wheeler: Pioneer in Aboriginal Journalism
  by Doug Cuthand

• Focus

• Will the WTO Survive Hong Kong?
  by Tony Clarke
• The New Israel Lobby in Action
  by David Noble
• The CAW Turn Bargaining Versus Building
  by Freda Coodin
• Friend of Nature, Enemy of Capitalism: A CD Salute
  to Jack Warnock

• All That’s Left

• 9/11: What Really Happened?: A Review Article
  by Barrie Zwicker
• Varda Burstyn’s Political Thriller, Water Inc.
  by John Saul
• Welcome to Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle
  by Christopher Phelps
• The CD Interview: Chris Hannah of Propagandhi
  by Julie Moore