I'd like to call attention to a new book from Common Courage Press (Monroe,
Maine) -- Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War
II, by William Blum. This is a revised and expanded version of his classic
1986 book, The CIA: A Forgotten History. In 55 chapters, Blum outlines
>, I would much appreciate tips from people
>on recent good work on the left on immigration. I would welcome
>both literature references and names of people. I am interested
>in the issue from the perspective of the U.S. labor market, but
>by no means exclusively that.
I am sure that Robert P
Treacy; American medicine is a great example of interaction between the
state and capitalistic agents. So long as the system was willing
to pay all charges assessed by providers things were hunky dory.
However, workers found that soaring hearlth care costs were being
