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March 2004, Volume 52, Number 1
GLOBALIZATION AND BEYOND
The latest print edition offers two exclusive TF investigations: Human body parts as the hot new "cash crop," and workers in Asia's ready-made garment industry describe globalization's race to the bottom. We also compare Presidents Bush (US) and Arroyo (Philippines), examine evasive language and the criminalizing of dissent, profile promising alternatives in Mexico and Argentina, and present George Monbiot's proposal for a world parliament. Plus, regular TF features and a report on health care behind bars in Vermont. Take a peek below.
Print Edition: Table of Contents
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Toward Freedom:
A Progressive Perspective on World Events
TF Winter 2004 (Vol. 52, No. 1) 
PERILS OF GLOBALIZATION
Organ Snatchers
Human body parts have become a new cash crop
ALBERT HUEBNER Plus Links
Ready-Made Misery
A TF investigation of South Asia's garment industry
chronicles globalization's race to the bottom
RON CHEPESIUK Plus Links
ELECTION PREVIEW
Partners in Power
US and Philippine Presidents share much more than a job description
AZIZ CHOUDRY
Sidebar: Election Glossary
EXPERIMENTS IN TERRORISM
Evasive Language
The Bush team's increasingly mangled English points to deception
STEVE YODER Plus Link
Rights at Risk
Tracking the dangerous push to criminalize dissent
LYNNE A. WILLIAMS Plus Links
DEPARTMENTS
EDITORIAL: Beyond Assumptions (2004 Presidential Race)
GREG GUMA
TF FOUNDATION NEWS
Grading Care Behind Bars
A Vermont report examines prison health issues
PHIL SMITH AND NANAYMIE GODFREY
Other News, Gene Traders: Biotech Book Announcement
Publisher's Note, by Robin Lloyd
NOTEBOOK
Milosevic's Trial, FTAA Stalls over Subsidies, Venezuela Targeted, Green Light for Caspian Oil, Syria May be Next, Russian Anxiety, Michael Moore's New Film, Colombia and DynCorp, Empowering Africa Teens
TF REPORTS
AMERICAS
Voice of the Campesinos
Short wave radio is nurturing community in rural Mexico
ZAIDEE ROSE STAVELY Plus Link
Nodes of Change
Barter clubs point the way toward an alternative economy
ELIZABETH L. SAD
LAST WORDS
Building a World Parliament
GEORGE MONBIOT
