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Archive for 2001

Can’t Forget the Afghan Dead

By Robert Jensen | December, 2001
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Critical hope: Radical citizenship in reactionary times

By Robert Jensen | December, 2001
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Teaching in a Post-September 11 World

By Robert Jensen | December, 2001
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On seeking (and finding) a different avenue for expression

By Robert Jensen | December, 2001
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Press Harder on Afghanistan

By Robert Jensen | November, 2001
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Many voices in anti-war movement

By Robert Jensen | November, 2001
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Saying goodbye to patriotism

By Robert Jensen | November, 2001
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Against dissent: Why free speech is important as the U.S. drops cluster bombs on Afghanistan

By Robert Jensen | November, 2001
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Never a good war or a bad peace

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Stifling Dissent on Campus

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Constricting critical inquiry in universities

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Hearts and minds: Avoiding a new cold war,

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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No neutral ground: Alternatives to war

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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A War Of Lies

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Tough Talk May Backfire

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Fear, Food and War

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Scholars need to resist American mythology about war

By Robert Jensen | October, 2001
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Honoring dissent

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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Draining the Swamp of Terrorists?

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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America’s unlimited war

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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Now is the Time to Speak for Peace

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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Why I Will Not Rally Around the President

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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Doing something: making peace and seeking justice

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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U.S. just as guilty of committing own violent acts

By Robert Jensen | September, 2001
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Condit ‘show’ was journalistic perversity

By Robert Jensen | August, 2001
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Western Bombing of Iraq violates the International Law

By Robert Jensen | August, 2001
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Smart Sanctions, Dumb Politics

By Robert Jensen | July, 2001
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Trade debate carries risks for workers

By Robert Jensen | July, 2001
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“Our job description as Christians”: An interview with G. Simon Harak

By Robert Jensen | July, 2001
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U.S., like McVeigh, guilty of terrorist attacks

By Robert Jensen | June, 2001
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Rich America, unfair America

By Robert Jensen | May, 2001
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Nothing “free” about expanded trade agreement,

By Robert Jensen | April, 2001
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American Journalism Is Failing Democracy

By Robert Jensen | April, 2001
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Letter from America: Nothing to fear but not being normal

By Robert Jensen | April, 2001
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Empirically speaking: Review of “Calling the Shots: How Washington Dominates Today’s UN”

By Robert Jensen | March, 2001
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Horowitz and the myth of the radical university

By Robert Jensen | March, 2001
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Get definition straight on Palestinian “terrorism”

By Robert Jensen | March, 2001
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Free speech on campus (batteries not included)

By Robert Jensen | February, 2001
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Young People Do Care: Indian journalist P. Sainath inspires students

By Robert Jensen | February, 2001
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Don’t deny the brutality of history

By Robert Jensen | February, 2001
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Tired of hot sex? Some lessons from radical lesbian feminists on how to approach sexuality at a deeper leve

By Robert Jensen | February, 2001
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Letter from America: Rage and sadness, despair and hope

By Robert Jensen | February, 2001
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Inauguration 2001: A Citizens’ Oath of Office

By Robert Jensen | January, 2001
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Best we get comfortable with King the radical, too

By Robert Jensen | January, 2001
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Being colorblind does not offset innate advantages of white privilege

By Robert Jensen | January, 2001
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