terry allen editor (42 risultati)

hardcover. Condizione: Fair.

hardcover. Condizione: Good.

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good-. First Edition. Clean and tight in jacket that shows rubbing and shelf/edge wear.

paperback. Condizione: Fair.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Typical used book. A nice clean copy. Shipped in well-padded box. Smoke free shop. 0.0.

Mass-market paperback. Condizione: Very good. First edition. SIGNET, 1969. First edition. . Very good. 159 p. LOC SIXTINES.

Soft Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Tom Parker, Michael Rider (Cover Design) (illustratore). Copyright © 1991. 606 pp. Solidly bound copy with moderate external wear, crisp pages and clean text. Lightly creased spine. Previous owner's name inscribed on first front-end page.

Condizione: FINE. First appearance in print of these works. SIGNED by Robinson at his novella 'A Martian Childhood.' Digest magazine. Cover art: Todd Lockwood. interior art by Kandis Elliot, Alan M. Clark and others . 176 pp. Very near fine (no labels).

Condizione: NEAR FINE. First printing. SIGNED by Robinson at his novella 'A Short Sharp Shock.' Includes stories by Allen Steele, Isaac Asimov, Melanie Tem, Janet Kagen, Robert Reed, Terry Bisson, Alexander Jablokov, Richard Paul Russo, and more. Digest magazine. Illustrated. Cover art by Bob Walters . 318 pp. Near fine (no labels, usual toning to the pages).

Allen, Terry; Takahashi, Takeshi (illustratore). First Edition. Numbered volume from the Megan and Michael Dawson collection of pop-up books. Fine copy in the original colour-printed boards and dust-wrapper. Remains remarkably well-preserved overall. Physical Description; 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 84 mm. Subjects; Compliments. Compliments Quotations, maxims, etc. Miniature books. Quotations. Specimens. Toy and movable books. Toy and movable books Specimens. 3 Kg.

Paperback. Condizione: Near Fine. First Edition. Includes STar Wars, Close Encounters of hte Third kind, Chicago: Blake Publishing Corp. 1978 First edition. Profusely illustrated media magazine. Oversize [about 8.25" x 10.75"] pictorial wrappers, [70] pages. Near Fine copy. with light edge wear. mag9.

Softcover. Condizione: Poor. First Edition. Buffalo 1941. First Edition. Softcover. First edition. Magazine. Wrappers [about 5.5" x 7.5"], saddle-stapled, unpaginated [64 pages], heavily illustrated with black-and-white cartoons. There is some creasing to the spine. Lacking the covers. The paper is tanning, the center leaf [comprising 4 pages] is detached from the staples but present, and there is a 1/8" chip to the bottom edge of the last leaf. See photos whb9E.

Comic. Condizione: G. Illustrated by Paul Smith, Penciler; Terry Austin, Inker; Janice Chiang,Letterer, Glynis Wein, Colorist (illustratore). Stan Lee Presents 'Lost Souls'.

Allen, Terry; Takahashi, Takeshi (illustratore). First Edition. Numbered volume from the Megan and Michael Dawson collection of pop-up books. Fine copy in the original colour-printed boards and dust-wrapper. Remains remarkably well-preserved overall. Physical Description; 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 84 mm. Subjects; Compliments. Compliments Quotations, maxims, etc. Miniature books. Quotations. Specimens. Toy and movable books. Toy and movable books Specimens. 1 Kg.

Decorative Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Very Good. Over 250 Colour Illustrations. Foreword by David jenkinson. 223 Pages, 12" Tall. Black cloth cover illustrated with locomotives on front & rear. No inscriptions. Small tear to cloth at bottom of cover. Very small scrape on back of jacket. not clipped. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Decorative Cloth. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Very Good. Over 250 Colour Illustrations. Foreword by David jenkinson. 223 Pages, 12" Tall. Black cloth cover illustrated with locomotives on front & rear. No inscriptions. Slight edge wear to jacket and some bruising. not clipped. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. First Edtion. 4to 11" - 13" tall; 224 pages; DJ lightly rubbed at edges. Mylar cover. Book solid, clean and tight. Foxing at page tops. Photos throughout.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Octopus Books ltd.; 1979. Hardcover. With clipped dust cover.

Soft Cover/Stiff Wraps. Condizione: COLLECTIBLE - NEW. First Edition, 1st Printing. Text/NEW, Bright & Collectible. Stiffwraps/Fine. This is Book 3 in a series of 3. Jeanne Allen (1945 -), co-owner of fashion design firm Jeanne-Marc, credentials stretch back to Design Resource of Cambridge, MA., Marimeko in Finland, and textile designs of Japan. A color design series based on works of textile artists Ikuyoshi Shibukawa & Yumi Takahashi was first published in Japan. Color reference & resource for designers. 119 pgs. A logical extension & sequel to Books 1 & 3, this Book 3 moves on to graphic designs in the use of color. Rich resource for graphic designers, fashion coordinators, architects & illustrators.

Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. Reprint. Quarto Size [approx 24cm x 30.5cm]. Very Good condition in Very Good Dustjacket. DJ protected in our clear archival purpose-made plastic sleeve. A nice copy. Illustrated with colour photographs and colour and black & white drawing/diagrams. Robust, professional packaging and tracking provided for all parcels. 224 pages.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1993. Spring 1993. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 59 pages. magazine. Front cover: Diego Rivera, mural, 1926, Ministry of Education, Mexico City. Clout quote: Jeff Birnbaum, January 1993. Back cover: Edward Brodner. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - Somalia: Adding Humanitarian Intervention to the U.S. Arsenal Alex de Waal and Rakiya Omaar; FEATURE - The Power of Clout: How PR, Lobbying, and Special Interests Buy Influence; Clinton Cabinet: Affirmative Action for the Ethically Challenged by Doug Vaughan; Public Relationships: Hill & Knowlton, Robert Gray, and the CIA by Johan Carlisle; The Great Global Greenwash: PR, Pax Trilateral, and the Rio Summit by Joyce Nelson; Burson-MarstelIer Poisons the Grassroots by John Dillon; BCCI: Bank of the CIA by Jack Colhoun; Marketing the Religious Right's Anti-Gay Agenda by Chip Berlet; Clinton: New Era, Same Old National Security by Trond Jacobsen. inventory #48503.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1997. Summer 1997. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Cover photos: Clockwise from top right: Joe Fish, Impact Visuals; US Army; Oscar Bonilla, Impact Visuals; Terry Allen; Kenneth Lam, Baltimore Sun; ibid. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - Covert Briefs - TURKEY: TRAPPED IN A WEB OF COVERT KILLERS by Ertugrul Kurkcu. When a drug dealer, a government official, a neo-fascist, and an ex-beauty queen ended up in the same crashed car, the accident provided graphic evidence of collusion between Turkey's security forces and semi-criminal assassins and of their unity of purpose in targeting both leftists and Turkish Kurds; PRIVATIZING THE HANFORD NUKE: HOW TO CURE AIDS, REINVENT GOVERNMENT, MAKE H-BOMBS, AND $5 BILLION A YEAR by Jeffrey St. Clair & Alexander Cockburn. A consortium of shameless Beltway schemers glazed with greed, plot to buy up a polluted nuclear facility and reopen it as a medical mecca; POLICING ACTIVISTS: THINK GLOBAL, SPY LOCAL by Mitzi Waltz. Local political spying is on the rise with help from federal agencies pushing cooperative taskforces and giving how-to lessons on circumventing civil liberties safeguards; MAKING TROUBLE, MAKING CHANGE by Kit Gage. How activists in San Francisco made a difference and stopped the feds cold; TEXTBOOK REPRESSION: US TRAINING: MANUALS DECLASSIFIED by Lisa Haugaard. Over decades, the CIA and US military manuals have taught armies around the globe how to infiltrate and spy on civilian groups, forcibly extract information, subvert democracy, and target not only insurgency but also labor unions, student groups, religious, and civic organizations. The paper trail reveals a consistent policy in which the end justifies any means; THE US ARMS BOTH SIDES OF MEXICO'S DRUG WAR by Lora Lumpe. Mexican narcotraffickers and other criminals easily obtain their firepower north of the border. Instead of controlling the illicit flow, the Clinton administration is militarizing Mexico's drug war by providing more weapons aid and encouraging the military to take a more active role; DID NSA HELP RUSSIA TARGET DUDAYEV? by Wayne Madsen. Strong evidence suggests that the US, in violation of its ban on assassination, used the world's most sophisticated satellite technology to help Russia target the Chechen leader, and boost both Yeltsin's and Clinton's election chances; NATO MOVES EAST by Andreas Zumach. Why did NATO despite predictable problems and complications - opt for expansion, and why is it so tenaciously sticking with the plan? The answer involves old rivalries and new arms contracts; SPOOKS AND BRASS WORK THE HILL by Jeremy Weir Alderson. Call them fellows or detailees, dozens of eager helpers from the defense, corporate, and intelligence establishments are burrowing into Capitol Hill, blurring the lines between the branches of government and raising questions of conflict of interest and separation of powers. OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #47895.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1994. Fall 1994. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. Cover Design: Quad Left, Burlington, VT. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS CAQ Briefs - THE HORROR ARCHIVES OF OPERATION CONDOR by Stella Calloni. Massive secret police archives discovered in Paraguay revealed an internationally coordinated campaign of terror by intelligence agencies and militaries throughout the Southern Cone. Now, the U.S., which actively supported the dictators in the 1970s and 1980s, may be aiding those who are trying to purge the documentary record of some 50,000 people killed, 30,000 disappeared, and 400,000 imprisoned; CONGRATULATIONS, IT'S A CRIME, BILL by Clarence Lusane. This summer giant meteors smashed into Jupiter. It is somehow ironically fitting that as the planet of the god of justice and equality was taking a beating above, the Clinton Crime Bill blundered through Congress. The bill encroaches on state and local laws imposing Draconian sentences guaranteed, not to stop crime, or alleviate its root causes, but to overfill the nation's already packed prisons; SPOTLIGHT ON LIBERTY LOBBY by Scott McLemee. Under Willis Carto, the Liberty Lobby has spearheaded a drive to mainstream the extreme right. Making expedient alliances with the likes of David Duke and Lyndon LaRouche, it has tried to join Nazis, skinheads, Birchers, Klan members, and Holocaust revisionists with a glue of anti-Semitism and white supremacist hate; MONFORT'S DISPOSABLE MEATPACKERS by Carol Andreas, Meatpacking is one of the most concentrated industriesand one of the most dangerous to workers. The largely immigrant workforce labors under near-slave conditions in an environment hostile to health, safety, and democratic processes; LOW INTENSITY DEMOCRACY: THE NEW FACE OF GLOBAL DOMINATION by William I. Robinson. Support for democracy, declares one State Department policy document, is becoming the new organizing principle for American foreign policy. But democracy, as U.S. policymakers define it, means only that the people have the opportunity of accepting or refusing the men who are to rule them.; SPIES IN THE SKIES: THE NATIONAL RECONNAISSANCE OFFICE AND THE INTELLIGENCE BUDGET by John Pike. For 32 years, the U.S. government denied that the NRO even existed. In fact, the agency in charge of spy satellites spends more than the CIA and NSA combined. Using leaks, unclassified documents, and simple math, intelligence analyst Pike reveals the supposedly Top Secret numbers; LETTER TO THE EDITOR; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #47889.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1999. Spring Summer 1999. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - NATO: ARMED FORCE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION by Mark Cook. From the Crusades to the IME the Balkans have imported murderous insanity from the West; HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION IN KOSOVO: A HIGHLY SUSPECT PRETEXT FOR WAR by Jules Lobel and Michael Ratner. NATO knew its bombing would create a humanitarian crisis; HAWKS AND EAGLES: GREATER NATO FLIES TO THE AID OF GREATER ALBANIA by Diana Johnstone. Rambouillet was a charade staged by the U.S. to provide a pretext for NATO forces; NATO'S PARALLEL WARS by Diana Johnstone. The media and NATO have transformed a difficult problem into a catastrophe; WILLIAM WALKER: MAN WITH A MISSION by Mark Cook. Three days after Walker charged massacre, Albright had a new demand: NATO military occupation; RICHARD HOLBROOKE by Mark Cook. Holbrooke rose by defending repressive regimes in Indonesia and South Korea; THE ROMA AND THE KOSOVO CONFLICT by Shani Rifati. Romany refugees are ignored by the media and human rights groups; KOSOVO FREEDOM FIGHTERS FINANCED BY ORGANIZED CRIME by Michel Chossudovsky. Narco-trafficking enabled the KLA to build an army; CARVING ANOTHER SLICE FROM YUGOSLAVIA by Gregory Elich. Western policy is the further fragmentation of Yugoslavia and the overturning of its economic system; OCALAN'S ODYSSEY by Jane Hunter. The Turkish Army has ethnically cleansed millions of Kurds; EMERGENCY ALERT: LEONARD PELTIER. After 23 years in prison, Peltier is near death; IN MEMORIAM: SAMORI MARKSMAN. Samori Marksman reached across ethnic and national divides to connect international and local struggles; MUMIA ABU-JAMAL: THE ABC HATCHET JOB by James Owens. ABC presented one side of the story: the prosecution's; NATO/U.S. Out of Yugoslavia by Mumia Abu-Jamal. We must oppose the empire; THE MILITARIZATION OF THE POLICE by Frank Morales. Clinton has expanded the police-military connection through technology transfers; TUPAC'S PANTHER SHADOW by John Potash. The political targeting of Tupac Shakur; THE ORIGINS OF CIA FINANCING OF AFL PROGRAMS by Anthony Carew. The Free Trade Union Committee received millions from the CIA; THE FRENCH CONNECTION REVISITED by Douglas Valentine. The CIA, Irving Brown, and drug smuggling; NED AND THE EMPIRE'S NEW CLOTHES by James Ciment and Immanuel Ness. NED works to undermine labor unions; BOOK REVIEW: A COVERT LIFE: JAY LOVESTONE by Dashiell Shenk. Communist, anti-communist, and spy; SENTIMENTALITY AND RESPONSIBILITY IN THE UNIVERSITY by Ali S. Zaidi. Human Experimentation at the University of Rochester. inventory #47896.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1996. Summer 1996. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - CAQ Briefs - TRUTH/LIES LYING FOR A LIVING: HOW WASHINGTON SURVIVES AND THRIVES by Kit Gage, Clarence Lusane, Jeanne Butterfield, Betsy Hartmann, Malcolm C. Young & Mam Mauer, and Holly Sklar. A six-pack of lies about the terrorism bill, drugs and race, immigration, overpopulation, incarceration, and the scapegoating of women and people of color; JUSTICE/INJUSTICE - A REAL THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY: RACISM IN THE RANKS by Tod Ensign. With white supremacists aggressively recruiting GIs, links between civilian and military racists are growing. Official investigations have produced little but rhetoric; WHITE-COLLAR CRIME: WHITEWASH AT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT by David Burnham. While business cries it's crippled overregulation, the DOJ lets corporations get away with murder by failing to enforce existing regs or prosecute white-collar criminals; VIGILANTE JUSTICE: COMMON LAW COURTS by Devin Burghart & Robert Crawford. Across the country, far-right activists are building an alternative judicial system. With militias as their enforcement arm, common law courts are an incubator for trouble; BEHIND THE RAZOR WIRE: INSIDE INS DETENTION CENTERS by Mark Dow. The crackdown on immigrants has filled INS detention centers. Detainees and charge widespread physical and sexual abuse and inhumane conditions; AND THE AMERICAN WAY/ON EARTH AS IT IS IN THE HEAVENS - BETTING ON BORIS: THE WEST ANTES UP FOR THE RUSSIAN ELECTIONS by Fred Weir. Horrified by a possible Communist win in the elections, the leaders of the free world joined together and opened their checkbooks with unprecedented generosity to try to insure a victory by their man in Moscow; HAITI: THE UNCIVIL SOCIETY by Noam Chomsky. While the media trumpet the success of the invasion, and the US government takes steps to ensure that democracy doesn't interfere with the free market, the Haitian people are still seeking economic justice; FABRICATING SECURITY: THE NEXT STAGE IN US-ISRAELI COOPERATION by Graham Usher. A new security agreement centered on counterterrorism is driving a new US-Israel military axis that could not only set the terms of peace in the Middle East, but, very likely, create the conditions for its next war; ARE THE FEDS SNIFFING YOUR RE-MAIL? By John Dillon. The rules of privacy are changing with electronic communications, but the eagerness of government to pry into our personal communication, apparently, is not; RISKING THE WORLD: NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION IN SPACE by Karl Grossman. NASA will soon be sending 72 pounds of plutonium hurtling into space on a rocket with a bad track record. An accident this time could bring global disaster. OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #47892.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1995. Spring 1995. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - Covert Briefs - GENOCIDE IN RWANDA: U.S. COMPLICITY BY SILENCE by Raktya Omaar and Alex de Waal. For the first time there could be no excuses, no doubts. The world knew that genocide was occurring. As 800,000 died, the U.S. stood by and declined to invoke international law; CALIFORNIA ÜBER ALLES by Mike Davis. Leading the way to a frightening future, California has adopted ethnic cleansing as its social policy; poverty and incarceration as its industrial policy. Students are mobilizing to fight back; RISE OF CITIZEN MILITIAS: ANGRY WHITE GUYS WITH GUNS by Daniel Junas. Citizen militias, 10,000 members strong, threaten civil rights, environmentalists, and federal authority. Some fear that America is a demagogue away from a fascist movement; NEO-NAZIS SALUTE ANTI-ABORTION ZEALOTS by Tom Burghardt. Links between neo-Nazis and extremist Christian anti-abortion groups make a mix from hell. Self-righteous and fanatical, they spawn violence and hatred throughout North America; GROOM LAKE: THE BASE THAT ISN'T THERE by Glenn Campbell. What is the U.S. hiding at a secret base the size of Connecticut? UFOs? Black budget planes? Or wasted tax dollars and government immunity from civilian accountability?; NOT SO SECRET WEAPONS by Mark Farmer. A rundown of possible black budget and super-secret projects at Groom Lake; NATIONAL SECURITY'S WASTING ILLNESS by Terry Allen. A lawsuit pierces a veil of secrecy hiding environmental and public health crimes and reveals that one man is dead and others sick because the government used a base for illegal dumping; WALL STREET DECLARES WAR ON THE ZAPATISTAS by Ken Silverstein. Mexico dangled, financiers and politicians in the United States demanded concessions: Wipe out the Zapatistas, downgrade ties to Cuba, and open up the economy, including the prize oil reserves to the U.S.; DAMAGE CONTROL ON HUMAN RADIATION by Glenn Alcalay. The Clinton administration's advisory committee appears to be a willing accomplice in covering up experiments, especially those conducted by the CIA and the Pentagon; SCIENCE FOR SALE: TRUTH TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER by Ron Nixon. Need to tailor research results to fit your corporate needs? The scientific community is at your beck and call. When the world's largest garbage company needed to sanitize its image, it bought the scientific results it wanted; NSA CHIPS AWAY AT PRIVACY IN CYBERSPACE by Peter Cassidy. NSA joins federal law enforcement to dictate telecommunications policy. From digital telephony to the Clipper chip and beyond, the feds want to call the shots; TRAWLING THE INTERNET by Wendell Minnick. The Internet holds myriad resources for information junkies and researchers. Here's how to get started; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST. inventory #47891.

magazine. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1993. Summer 1993. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Slight Discoloration to Bottom Front Cover, Otherwise Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. The cover graphic is taken from, In Memory of Two Thousand Two Hundred Slain Black South Africans, by Detroit artist Carl Owens, 1986. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - GLOBAL LINKS TO RACE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA AND THE HANI ASSASSINATION by Jacques Pauw. With the murder of Chris Hani and calls for a white Afrikaner homeland, the neo-Nazi Right - backed by international allies - arms for a last-ditch battle to maintain minority rule; NAZI ECHO: GERMANY FOR THE GERMANS by Michael Hahn. The neo-Nazi Right is on the march against immigrants, Jews, and other undesirables. The Kohl government, concerned about the business climate, slaps a few wrists while it supports anti-immigrant legislation; HAITI: POLITICS OF BLOOD AND RACE by Dan Coughlin. Hundreds of Haitians, guilty only of being HIV-positive, have been incarcerated for months at the U.S. Naval Base in Cuba. There, U.S. forces subject them to psyops as well as medical and physical abuse; ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE: CIVIL RIGHTS AND WRONGS by Abdeen Jabara. The ADL has run a systematic long-term private political spy network against pinkos, the Right, and Arabs, passing on information to the U.S., South African, and Israeli governments. Check the list for your group; THE CRIME OF PUNISHMENT AT PELICAN BAY MAXIMUM SECURITY PRISON by Corey Weinstein & Eric Cummins. Under the unblinking eye of electronic surveillance, this prototype prison locks men up for over 23 hours a day in high-tech torture chambers; IRELAND'S TARGETED GENERATION by Betsy Swart. The British military is targeting a generation of Irish youth for neutralization or death. Four young men are gunned down when they fight back against constant harassment and deadended futures with an act of defiance; BLACK YOUTH IN POLICE CROSSHAIRS by Keith Jennings. On U.S. streets, skin color equals probable cause as police subject black men to a particular human rights abuse: collective punishment; INTERVIEW: FRED WEIR IN RUSSIA. The Soviet-era Communist elite has exchanged its hammers and sickles for American Express cards. Meanwhile, with rising unemployment, pollution and nationalism, Russia enters an era of political, economic, and social disintegration; PROFITEERS FUEL WAR IN ANGOLA by Sharon Beaulaurier. Increasingly, bogus relief companies, CIA-linked airlines, and freelance gunrunners are strengthening UNITA'S drive to win on the battlefield what it lost in free and fair elections. inventory #47888 Slight Discoloration to Bottom Front Cover, Otherwise Very Good In Staple-Binding.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1997. Spring 1997. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - Covert Briefs - SPACE PROBE EXPLODES, PLUTONIUM MISSING by Karl Grossman. In November, a Russian probe crashed to Earth along the Bolivia/Chile border. US officials admit they don't have a clue what happened to the deadly plutonium it carried; PERU'S NEW CONQUISTADORS: PIZARRO'S TOXIC TRAIL by Pratap Chatterjee. Following a centuries-old tradition of exploiting and exporting Peru's mineral wealth, a new group of mining transnationals is despoiling the environment and aggravating the plight of the poor; GUERRILLA U.: IN THE JUNGLE WITH PERU'S TÜPAC AMARU by Jeremy Bigwood. Inside a jungle training camp with the guerrilla group that has seized hostages and headlines, the men and women of the MRTA learn history and human rights as well as military skills; PERU'S JAPANESE CONNECTIONS by Nikolas Kozloff. Japan has ambitious plans for expanding trade with Latin America and is taking advantage of its close ties with Fujimori to make Peru its most important base; CAPTIVE LABOR: US BUSINESS GOES TO JAIL by Paul Wright. Condemned as slave labor when practiced in China, the use of prison labor in the US is growing as a way for corporations to harness cheap labor and for prisons to turn a profit; LABOR SLAPS THE SMUG NEW FACE OF UNIONBUSTING by David Bacon. From goons to PR gurus, from scabs to specialized law firms, the new unionbusters are coming down hard. Unions are fighting back with new energy and organizing strategies; PHI BETA CAPITALISM: UNIVERSITIES IN SERVICE TO BUSINESS by Lawrence Soley. Subsidized by tax dollars, corporations are funding research, creating programs, and endowing chairs that serve their business interests. Increasingly academic freedom and ideas are bought and sold on the open market; COLOMBIA'S GRINGO INVASION by Frank Smyth and Winifred Tate. US aid and training in Colombia aimed at counternarcotics is consistently used by armed forces, paramilitary groups, and police to bolster Colombia's record as the worst human rights offender in the hemisphere; LAW ENFORCEMENT AND INTELLIGENCE: THE NEW NATIONAL SECURITY MERGER by Louis Wolf. In the name of national security and with little regard for civil liberties, the FBI and CIA are stepping on each other's toes in the post-Cold War scramble for intelligence; SUDAN: SOCIAL ENGINEERING, SLAVERY, AND WAR by Alex de Waal. While Western media focus on terrorism abroad and slavery within, Khartoum is quietly implementing a titanic program Of forcible social transformation that dwarfs both of these problems; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST by Phillip Smith. inventory #47894.

magazine. Condizione: Very Good In Staple-Binding. No Jacket. Washington DC. 1996-1997. Winter 1996-97. Covert Action Publications. Magazine. Very Good In Staple-Binding. 67 pages. magazine. keywords: Magazine Politics. DESCRIPTION - CONTENTS - CAQ Briefs by Terry Allen. The US administration armed Colombian army units guilty of atrocities and lied to Congress / Drug czar McCaffrey endorsed a Peruvian strongman implicated in drug deals and CIA spying; FEATURE - POVERTY PROFITEERS PRIVATIZE WELFARE by Mark Dunlea. Downsizing of government has meant upsizing of corporations. Big business picks the meat off the bones of the welfare system; THE NEW AGE OF SURVEILLANCE - EXPOSING THE GLOBAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM by Nicky Hager; NSA'S BUSINESS PLAN: GLOBAL ACCESS by Duncan Campbell. The National Security Agency's top secret ECHELON Dictionary system, run with Canada, NZ, UK, and Australia, monitors the telephone, e-mail, and telex communications; INSIDE THE US-CANADA SPYWORLD: SECOND THOUGHTS FROM THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION by Mike Frost. After 12 years as a Canadian spy, Frost details how intelligence agencies circumvent laws and accountability to surveil world leaders, peace and labor groups, and private citizens; THE BATTLE FOR CYBERSPACE: SPOOKS V. CIVIL LIBERTIES & SOCIAL UNREST by Wayne Madsen. In the name of protecting our precious national information the Pentagon - eagerly backed by military contractors - is hyping fanciful security threats from cyberspace; NETWORKING WITH SPOOKS by John Dillon. The Internet is changing from a public resource to a lucrative operation influenced by spooks and former Pentagon officials. Access and information are increasingly controlled; PATROLLING THE EMPIRE: MAPPING, IMAGERY & NATIONAL SECURITY by Randy K. Schwartz. The Pentagon's new strategy for global control is being tested around the world from the Persian Gulf to the Huallaga Valley. A new agency, NIMA, is planning for future wars by helping to fuse high tech surveillance and weaponry; INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS - MEXICO PRACTICES WHAT SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS TEACHES by Darrin Wood. Mexican generals implicated in gross human rights violations attended SOA while it was routinely teaching torture techniques; AFGHANISTAN: THE GREAT GAME CONTINUES by Asad Ismi & Farhan Haq. The destabilization the US fomented against the Soviet-backed government continues. Despite initial US hopes that the Taliban would restore order - no matter the human cost the region stubbornly remains unsafe for US interests; CRACK, CONTRAS AND THE CIA - TRACKING CIA-CONTRA-CRACK LINKS: THE TULSA CONNECTION by Dennis Bernstein & Robert Knight. Another piece of the tale, this time in Oklahoma, of how the Contras dealt drugs while working for the CIA and using agency facilities; CRACKING CIA-CONTRA-DRUG CONNECTIONS by Clarence Lusane. Recent revelations implicate the CIA in the crack plague. A critique of long standing US foreign policy objectives exposes the links between international affairs, covert operations, racism, and illegal drugs; THEY KNEW & WHEN THEY KNEW IT: TESTIMONY BY JACK A. BLUM. The former Senate special investigator names names and implicates the CIA in drug dealing; OFF THE SHELF: BOOKS OF INTEREST by Phillip Smith. inventory #47893.