National Green New Deal Conference at Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden, March 9 and 10, 2010
Interview about National Green New Deal Conference

Social Text (requires subscription):
From Warfare State to "Shadow State": MILITARISM, ECONOMIC DEPLETION, AND RECONSTRUCTION
 
Social-Europe.eu article:
Ecological and Environmental Renewal Requires Economic Reconstruction
 
CounterPunch.com articles:
The Political Economy of Character Assassination: The Corporate Sponsors of Fox News
The Political Economy of Character Assassination, Downloadable PDF version
Why the Swedish Left Lost: An Analysis of the Electoral Fiasco and Lessons for the Democrats
Before the Second Wave of Crisis: An Alternative to the Triple Failure
Obamanomics: Does the Left have anything to say?
After Iowa and New Hampshire: A Strategy for Rebuilding the Peace Movement
Water, Guns and Green Militarism? The Strange Political Economy of Death in the South
Congress and the Iraq War Vote
Citigroup, property and theft
Dubaigate Deconstructed   PDF
The system doesn't work anymore
The U.S. as a failed state
 
N.Y. Times Letter to the Editor:
Hey Scholar, Leave the Kids Alone! (December 17, 2007)
A closer look at France (November 15, 2005, International Herald Tribune)
Pentagon's Pot of Gold (February 4, 2002)
Getting ready to beat swords into plowshares (December 18, 1989)
Fundraising shouldn't be a Senator's main job (March 21, 1988)
The Carter lesson for Black voters (April 27, 1983)
 
Planners Network:
Towards a New Community Development Paradigm: The Political and Economic Agenda
 
North by Northwest Publisher's website:<
TR>Beyond Terrorism and Militarism
 
CORDIS website:
Diversity in Europe's ICT sector
 
Grassroots Economic Organization website:
The New Paradigm Project: A Trans-Atlantic Dialogue on Democratic Economic Development
 
From National Commission on Economic Conversion and Disarmament:
A solution to New York's Affordable Housing Crisis
 
Book Contributions:Dimensions of Peace and Security 
Books:

Universities in the Business of Repression: The academic-military-industrial complex and Central America