June / July 2001, Corporate Crimes and Prison Watch

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Volume 50, Number 3

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June/July 2001  (VOL. 50, NO. 3)

CORPORATE CRIMES
Mineral Obsession: Inside the Canadian push to make a killing on Kenya’s titanium – ROBERT OTANI 

Dirty Laundry: Multinational banks as bagmen for global crime syndicates – RON CHEPESIUK 

PRISON WATCH       
Demanding Justice for Peltier : FBI admissions underscore the need for  a new hearing -DAVE DELLINGER

SIDEBAR: TF’s New Prison Rights Project    

TF Reports

Women: A Culture of Giving 
Organizing to change the face of philanthropy
ELAYNE CLIFT  

SIDEBAR: Girls as Grantmakers  

Europe: Second Class States?   
The EU sends mixed messages to prospective members
JOHN HORVATH

Law: Sacrificial Patients
Supreme’s marijuana ruling defies justice and facts
RICHARD GLEN BOIRE

DEPARTMENTS
Editorial: Jeffords’ Jump, the Vermont Way, and PMCs   
GREG GUMA  

Notebook                           
Top Story: World Bank Blinks, Then Blames Protesters
Also: The Pentagon Develops "People Zapper"
* Sri Lankan Children Lost in Web of Danger
* Russia to Resist NATO Expansion
* Chavez Boosts China Ties
* Shooting Down Debt Vultures
* Will Regionalism Derail WTO Talks?
* Private Airwaves Could Be Next

Review                     
Vietnam Revisited  
Despite inaccuracies, the vets movement comes to life in Home to War
TOD ENSIGN 

Classified  (upcoming events, etc.)
                       
Last Words
The Difference a Decade Makes      
Women in the Czech Republic cope with post-Communist depression
PEGGY ANDREWS