Mark Engler

Author Bio

FPIF Senior Analyst, Mark Engler, is a writer based in New York City and senior analyst with Foreign Policy In Focus. He is author of How to Rule the World: The Coming Battle Over the Global Economy (Nation Books, 2008).

An activist originally from Des Moines, Iowa, Mark also serves as a commentator for the Institute for Public Accuracy and for the Mainstream Media Project.

Content by this author

The Democrats "Free Trade" Divide

April 23, 2008

"Free trade," a key issue in the battle for the soul of the Democratic Party, is behind some of the most contentious political debates of our times.

Mexico: Allow More Time for Democracy

July 14, 2006

This op-ed ran in Newsday on July 14, 2006.

Mexico’s Democratic Transition Still Incomplete

July 5, 2006

Recent months in Mexico have been marked by a campaign of fear against López Obrador.

Still Waiting For Debt Relief

April 11, 2006

Much more work remains to be done to eliminate unjust debts that stifle countries in the developing world.

Politicizing Aid

April 11, 2006

Can progressives in good conscience demand increased international aid under Randall Tobias, Bush's pick for director of foreign assistance? Not likely.

Bolivia’s Charge to the Left

January 5, 2006

Demonizing Morales will not advance our true national interests of promoting freedom and human development. But cheering an independent and democratic Bolivia just might.

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