GUERNICA DAILY
Beverly Gologorsky: In the Shadow of War
December 10, 2013The absence of war in contemporary American literature isn’t about politics or violence; it’s about class.
Robert Reich: JP Morgan Chase, the Foreign Corrupt Practice Act, and the Corruption of America
December 10, 2013Why hiring China’s “princelings” amounts to business by bribery.
Jessica Conrad: Why Mayors Should Rule the World
December 9, 2013Except maybe Bob Ford.
Robert Reich: One Answer to Low-Wage Work: Redistributing the Gains
December 9, 2013We can finance much of this redistribution to the working poor by ending unnecessary redistributions to the wealthy.
Eve Ensler: Our Work Now Is Embodiment
December 6, 2013The artist-activist talks with Michael Klein about surviving cancer, working in the Congo, and how both came together in her latest book, In The Body of the World.
Pratap Chatterjee: Hollywood Without the Happy Ending
December 6, 2013How the intelligence community in America fails to achieve the success of its fictonal counterpart.
Richard Falk: Escaping the Abusive State After Snowden
December 6, 2013The modern liberal state needs to find a decent balance between freedom and security.
Jonathan Lee: Scott Cohen’s Unfinished Ballad
December 5, 2013A photographer who understands Nabokov’s assertion that “imagination is a form of memory,” that as human beings we are forever recreating our own lives.