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• Bullet: Combating Anti-Semitism or Shielding Israel? November 5, 2009
  I am writing this submission as a sociologist, a Jew, and a long-time opponent of all forms of oppression. As a person of Jewish descent, I obviously have a personal interest in seeing anti-Semitism addressed wherever it appears. However, as a social scientist I feel the term is currently being used without much precision.
• Bullet: November 5 Day of Action Called at Critical Time November 4, 2009
  The November 5 day of action for a 'poverty free Ontario,' that has been called by the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), is taking place against a backdrop of major attacks on working class living standards and social gains. The day needs to become a rallying call for a serious resistance to these unfolding attempts to impose the burden of the […]
• What's New: MORBID SYMPTOMS: Health Under Capitalism November 3, 2009
  Socialist Register 2010.
• Bullet: Economic Crisis Hits States and Municipalities November 2, 2009
  Crises expose the system's irrationalities and wasteful resource allocations. For example, Madoff and his many, smaller imitators reveal the tips of corruption icebergs. More important, the crisis-induced fiscal emergencies looming in most of the 50 states demonstrate several absurdities in our economic system.
• LeftStreamed: Restructuring the Global Division of Labour Amidst Capitalist Crisis November 1, 2009
  Recorded, October 30, 2009: with Ursula Huws - author of The Making of a Cybertariat: Real Work in a Virtual World.
• What's New: Supreme Court's attack on language rights strongly criticized in Quebec October 31, 2009
  The October 22 ruling by the Supreme Court of Canada overturning yet another section of Quebec's Charter of the French Language (CFL) has been met with angry protests by a broad range of opinion in the province.

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