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Articles by Mark Engler
Kissinger is not our friend
In the wake of Kissinger’s death, we republish this 2016 article by Mark Engler, who argued that progressives could never think kindly of him.
A Green New Deal for the US and beyond
Can this much lauded proposal help advance internationalist aims?
Mark Engler
argues that it could.
Remembering Pete Seeger
Mark Engler
reflects on the life of Pete Seeger - an American musician, patriot and dissident.
The Amazon effect: sweat, surveillance and exploitation
Jeff Bezos must be stopped, writes
Mark Engler
.
How Trump’s migration policies are linked to a violent national legacy
Mark Engler
argues that US foreign policy historically has helped give rise to the current administration's migration policies.
When sanctuary is resistance
In the United States in the 1980s, the simple act of providing refuge became a form of civil disobedience, writes
Mark Engler
.
#VetsVsHate – and Trump
The latest view from the US, by
Mark Engler
.
How did Gandhi win?
Mark Engler
and
Paul Engler
consider the lessons from the Salt March for today's social movements.
Surviving the ups and downs of social movements
Can theories of movement cycles equip activists to persevere over the long haul?
Mark Engler
and
Paul Engler
try to find out.
How social movements can win more victories like same-sex marriage
Where insider politics fails, a transformational approach can turn the impossible into the inevitable, write
Paul
and
Mark Engler
.
Should we fight the system or be the change?
Mark Engler
and
Paul Engler
on the strengths and limitations of prefigurative politics.
Did nonviolence fail in Egypt?
Three years after the resignation of Mubarak, the Egyptian revolution provides a perfect example of what mass protest can – and can’t – accomplish. By
Mark
and
Paul Engler
.
When Martin Luther King gave up his guns
Mark
and
Paul Engler
consider the legacy of a man who shaped history by using nonviolence to leverage political change.