ON INEQUALITY

The Stock Market and the Corporate Sector	The Economy of Poverty (2000)	State of the World's Children 2000
The Perils of the Growing American Wealth Gap	Gap Between Rich and Poor is Much Wider	Rising Prosperity/Rising Inequality
wealth inequality	INEQUALITY.ORG	IPS Study May 2001 Rising Inequality
Clinton Pardons the Rich--And the Police/Weathermen	Clinton Pardons Corrupt Holocaust Survivor and Hassidic Gang Who Paid Off His Wife	Radical Sociology book By Al Szymanski
IPS Study May 2001 Rising Inequality	The Age of Inequality / Jun 05 2002	Clinton's Government as a Shill for Finance Capital
Grounded by an Income Gap	Rich Get Richer And Pay Less Taxes	Another Way the Rich Get Richer...
Social Stratification	Web Site on Social Class and Inequality	Bibliography of sites on Social Class and Inequality
Memo: Inequality in the United States	Economic Policy Institute	Center for Economic and Policy Research
Institute for Research on Poverty	Poverty Research Action Council	Income Gap Widens Again
2002 EPI Report Says Inequality Booming	Collapsing Jobs on Labor Day 2002	Grotesque Inequality in Metro Michigan: Census
Online Resources on Social Classes From the Journal Capital and Class	Census: Poverty and Inequality Booming	Inequality in Capitalist China
Paul Krugman on Inequality: NYTimes Magazine 2002	Economic INequality Booned in Nineties	What is a Social Class?
Last Minute Deal Shafts Working Poor to Benefit Millionaires	Home foreclosures reach record high	Very Richest's Share of Income Grew Even Bigger, Data Show
Greg Palast on Gates 'Philanthropy'	Firestorm over foreign workers	Analysis of the Chrysler Bailout
U .S. Elites Celebrate Patriarchy, Racism and Class Privilege	Study Ties Biggest CEO Raises to Largest Layoffs	China's 200 Million Abused Migrants
National Coalition for Homeles Veterans	Percent of Related Children Under 18 Years Below Poverty Level	Characteristics Of Minimum Wage Workers: Dept of Labor
Parenti: The New Criminal Justice System	One million more fell below poverty line in 2002	2004: Black People Earn 1/3 Less than Whites
Aborigine Uprisings In Australia	Half of black men in NYC unemployed	State of Working America 2002-2003
The History of Economic Thought Home Page	Sup Court Backs HMO's on Patient Rights	82 Million Uninsured for Health In USA
Women in Lesotho Prove Easy Prey for H.I.V.	Report Finds Tax Cuts Heavily Favor the Wealthy	Nearly 7 Million People Controlled by US Prison System
"A Social Risk No Sane Person Would Take" The War on the Poor, A Cockburn	Gap Grows: Haves vs Haven'ts (Aug. 2004)	More Americans Are Living in Poverty, Census Bureau Says
Work-related stress can kill you	Liberal Group Decries Corporate Tax Slide	China Crushes Peasant Protest, Turning 3 Friends Into Enemies
Hunger in the USA	Inequality Rises, but the Poor Do Not	Study says wealth gap widened for blacks, Hispanics after recession
Public University Tuition Is Up Sharply for 2004	China Mine Blast Death Toll Rises to 66	Reclaiming Class: Women, Poverty, and the Promise of Higher Education in America
Black Wealth , White Wealth, A Review Essay	Capitalism, Inequality, and Greed	The China Price: High Tech and Low Wages
Walmart: The Boss	Meritocracy in America: Ever higher society, ever harder to ascend	China's 'Haves' Stir the 'Have Nots' to Violence
What is a Social Class? by Marx and Lenin	Capitalism & Other Kids' Stuff (video)	Michigan School funding system blasted
Class in America (New York Times Series) Shadowy Lines That Still Divide Blue Collars in Olive Drab Shadowy Lines That Still Divide The College Dropout Boom 15 Years on the Bottom Rung When the Joneses Wear Jeans The Five-Bedroom, Six-Figure Rootless Life Rich Getting Richer In Fiction, a Long History of Fixation on the Social Gap	Class Action	Demolition of Detroit homes slows
Rural Poor Aren't Sharing In Spoils of China's Changes	Embracing Illegals	Booming Inequality: How Long Can Workers Tread Water?
An Oasis of Indulgence Amid Brazil's Poverty	Anger in China Rises Over Threat to Environment	A Chinese City's Rage At the Rich And Powerful
Bush endorses 'intelligent design'	Land of 74,000 Protests (but Little Is Ever Fixed)	Good News! Soon You'll No Longer Need an Expensive College Education to Work in the US
The Imperfect Storm	Part of US as poor as 3rd World according to UN report	The real costs of a culture of greed
'Class Matters': Money Changes Everything	Domhoff: Who Rules America Web Site	Growing Gulf Between Rich and Rest of US
Quote: I think we in Michigan are about to find out exactly how angry workers can get.	CP of China tycoon's £40m chateau symbolises a new age of wealth	"A Social Risk No Sane Person Would Take"
Shantytown Dwellers in South Africa Protest Sluggish Pace of Change	US Pensions: Capitalist Disaster

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