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“A Remarkable Change in Man”

February 5, 2012

Being with the ElectroMotive workers on Saturday, the day following the announcement of that plant’s official closing, had an odd …

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The Best Hope for Business is the Business of Hope

January 27, 2012

The news is coming in fast and furious. More layoffs. Jobs vanishing altogether. Record profits. Increased employer/employee tensions.  Then from …

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Coffee as Currency

January 26, 2012

This week I tweeted that I’d be heading out to the ElectroMotive line to stand with the workers in their …

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We Want In

January 25, 2012

The Nation magazine recently asked 16 activists and economists the following relevant question: “If you had the ability to reinvent …

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We Shall Overcome

January 23, 2012

It was an unusual journey, decades long, and accomplished in about an hour. The setting of St. Paul’s Cathedral in …

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The New Iron Curtain

January 20, 2012

Can capitalism be remade? Undoubtedly, but first we must dispose of its most frequent apologia that not all business is …

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Both Ends

January 19, 2012

In 1800, about 90% of Americans worked on farms; by 1900 it was 41%; today it is slightly under 2%. …

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Roots

January 17, 2012

If the recently concluded Liberal convention in Ottawa showed anything, it was the pundit’s penchant for predicting the end of …

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Labour Pains (10) – Our Town

January 13, 2012

At some point last week my wife Jane did some calculations on the computer, swiveled in her chair and said, …

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Labour Pains (9) – Altogether Now

January 12, 2012

Standing in line with the ElectroMotive workers yesterday, I was asked repeatedly what could be done. It’s clear I am …

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