economic conditions

Voices against the sanctions document the human, environmental, and social toll of the United States - led war against Iraq, including ideas of how people can help end the sanctions.

Presents an overview of the various economic opportunities of Latinos living in the United States, explaining the factors of how they make, spend, and save money.

Examines the murder case of an Iowa farmer and the farm crisis and debt in America.

Examines causes for the economic downturn in the early twenty-first century, contends economic policy benefits corporations and financial interests at the expense of the working class, and offers tips on how to prevent another crisis.

Argues that many problems African-Americans face are a result of policies, regulations, and restrictions enacted by federal, state, and local governments, and are not caused by free markets and the profit motives many people blame.

Examines issues related to Native American attempts to achieve economic self-sufficiency, providing historical background and discussing tourism, energy development, business development, and gaming.

Traces the evolution of the Native American environmental ethic, defining native ecological practices before and during early colonization, describing the Navajos' response to ecological changes in their land during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and examining environmental crises in the late 1900s.