Opposing War, Addressing Climate Change
December 13, 2022 | The U.S. military is a huge emitter of greenhouse gasses. Demilitarizing the United States is part of tackling climate change.
Articles by Kristin Dawkins
After Iraq’s Wartime Elections
October 3, 2005 | The failure of the U.S.-backed election in Iraq is not that it was illegitimate for most Iraqis but that the exercise has only deepened Iraq's sectarian divisions and perhaps moved the country closer toward the specter of a full-scale civil war.
Who Are the Progressives in Iraq? The Left, the Right, and the Islamists
September 21, 2004 | Iraqis must be valued for who they are, not as pawns in some partisan political agenda--left or right.
A New Beginning for WTO After Cancun
October 10, 2003 | Cancun could lead to trade talks that actually bring about fair trade, and the benefits to both the developing and the developed world that have long been promised.
Globalization and Food Policy
January 25, 2002 | Water resources are becoming ever more scarce, and a lot more hot politics regarding water will be coming up in the near future.
Intellectual Property Rights and the Privatization of Life
January 1, 1999 | The U.S. government has made the rigorous enforcement of intellectual property rights (IPR) a top priority of its foreign policy, using international trade negotiations as the means of continually ratcheting up the terms.