Articles – ROBERT JENSEN

After the capture, war’s hard truths remain

By Robert Jensen | December, 2003

Observe right to unionize by making it reality

By Robert Jensen | December, 2003

Patriotism’s a Bad Idea at a Dangerous Time

By Robert Jensen | December, 2003

New Bush Tape Raises Fears of Attacks (satire)

By Robert Jensen | November, 2003

When the watchdog heels

By Robert Jensen | November, 2003

A Moral Level of Consumption?

By Robert Jensen | October, 2003

The Fundamentalist General

By Robert Jensen | October, 2003

What the “Fighting Sioux” Tells Us About White People

By Robert Jensen | October, 2003

When will voters get wise to the shell game?

By Robert Jensen | October, 2003

The US Political Crisis Through the Eyes of Foreigners

By Robert Jensen | September, 2003

Mainstream Journalists’ Conception of News Criticism in Iraq

By Robert Jensen | September, 2003

Dan Rather and the Problem with Patriotism: Steps toward the Redemption of American Journalism and Democracy

By Robert Jensen | September, 2003

As Iraq Seethes, the Bush Team Rationalizes

By Robert Jensen | August, 2003

‘No War’: A Full Throated Cry

By Robert Jensen | August, 2003

Where agriculture meets empire: An interview with Wes Jackson

By Robert Jensen | July, 2003

Embedded reporters’ viewpoint misses main point of war

By Robert Jensen | June, 2003

Subverted Propaganda

By Robert Jensen | June, 2003

End the deception

By Robert Jensen | June, 2003

Texas pledge-of-allegiance law undermines democracy, critical thinking

By Robert Jensen | June, 2003

Texas Democrats set a mark for whole party

By Robert Jensen | May, 2003

The military’s media

By Robert Jensen | May, 2003

Fighting alienation in the USA

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

Lack of WMDs kills case for war

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

The wrong sequence: For self-determination in Iraq, the U.S. must leave

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

The images they choose, and choose to ignore

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

Embedded Media Give Up Independence

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

Peter Arnett Paid a High Price for Being Truly Neutral

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

Why we keep fighting for peace

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

The failures of U.S. journalists in wartime

By Robert Jensen | April, 2003

On NPR, please follow the script

By Robert Jensen | March, 2003

Myths and Facts About the War

By Robert Jensen | March, 2003

Confronting our fears so we can confront the empire

By Robert Jensen | March, 2003

Petróleo, petróleo, petróleo

By Robert Jensen | March, 2003

Bush’s Contempt For Democracy

By Robert Jensen | March, 2003

People of Conscience can Change History

By Robert Jensen | February, 2003

Confronting the Empire

By Robert Jensen | February, 2003

What Makes A Massacre?

By Robert Jensen | February, 2003

Colin Powell’s Big Gun

By Robert Jensen | February, 2003

From The Streets Into The Studio

By Robert Jensen | January, 2003

Without justice, there can be no peace

By Robert Jensen | January, 2003

We Won’t Be Fighting for Freedom in Iraq

By Robert Jensen | January, 2003