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... Budget Gap Remains.” New York City Independent Budget Office Fiscal Outlook , December, 1-4. New York Times. 2001a . “Ferrer Defines the `Other New York,' and He Discusses His Plans to Help It.” New York Times , 27 July 2001. ____. 2001b . “For Mark Green in the Runoff.” New York Times , 10...

... been preoccupied with restoring America’s penetrated and violated homeland to its imagined position as a providentially inspired nation of unsurpassed might. A state of emergency has been declared in the name of the war on terror and fiscal crisis. These operations have been guided and justified...

...- year-old native of Mexico who initially had been owned by Esteban del Campo. After del Campo’s death fifteen years earlier, doña Ana pur- chased Salvador, who at the time was five years old. Next, the prosecutor or fiscal wanted...

... a new conduit in the pandemic. The ghosts of austerity have clearly not been laid to rest. Cities the world over face deep fiscal crises as tax revenues dry up in the wake of business closures and elite flight. If the pandemic is the product of human incursions into once isolated ecosystems, it is also...

... from Columbia University, where he studied gentrification in Harlem. He is beginning dissertation research on business politics and fiscal crisis in New York City. Laura Briggs is associate professor of women’s studies at the University of Arizona and author of Reproducing Empire: Race, Sex...

... . “ Department of Defense (DoD) Releases Fiscal Year 2017 President’s Budget Proposal .” 9 February . defense.gov/News/News-Releases/News-Release-View/Article/652687/department-of-defense-dod-releases-fiscal-year-2017-presidents-budget-proposal/ . Wallach Lori . 2012 . “ NAFTA on Steroids...

.... It seemed like the kind of thing a responsible adult should own, and at the time I wanted very much to be a person who balanced her checkbook and kept to bud- gets. Now I am forty- five, and although I have learned in the intervening years that tidy fiscal techniques are not for me, the Casio SL- 300...

... fiscally and educationally irresponsible, the research literature shows that late-capitalist dynamics, supported by conservative policy from 1980 onward, drove academic institutions into a fiscal crisis that by the 1990s many low- and middle-income families were person- ally experiencing. Next I...

..., and Middle East oil producers. Borrowed money was used “to build houses, buy con- sumer goods and . . . finance the federal budget deficit.”37 As the U.S. trade system and domestic fiscal support system for mili- tarism...

... and in developing countries like China and India. What connections do you see to distinguish between the struggles around academic freedom and labor today and the issues that arise in the broader world of contingent labor? How might we the fiscal side...

...). To avoid discouraging popular participation in the stock market, the state must remain fiscally vigilant, which has meant constantly adjusting inter- est rates in anticipation of inflationary anxieties. When the future is lived in the present, policy is carried out preemptively. Long before...

..., in a purported gesture of “fiscal responsibility,” redeemed nine perpetual bonds in 2015, including government debt going back to the early 1700s. 1 The most significant bond was raised in 1835 to pay slave owners for the loss of their property in diasporic African persons during emancipation. 2 Only...

...: (1) fiscal bankruptcy of the state and thus increasing unaffordability of expensive tasks (this is especially the case when the demands on the state expose it to an increasing spiral of financial obligations);1 (2) consolidation of the power and legitimacy...

.... The corporate In the wake of these awesome tasks, fiscal exigency and a changing mission have combined to leave public education in the United States in a factory, which chronic state of crisis. For some the main issue is whether schools are fail- ing...

... to teach him marshmallow resistance at home and at school, and from there to the investment-­friendly fiscal austerity that demands their sacrifice. In 2012, the president of the American Enterprise Institute took to the op-­ed pages...

... the guidelines of the “Washington Consensus,” a prescrip- tion designed by think tanks, academics, and international agencies calling for fiscal reform, trade liberalization, domestic deregulation, and public enterprise privatization, the Menem...

..., janitorial, and security services must now fork out a $7.50 hourly minimum wage. Portland, Oregon, enacted a sim- ilar living-wage ordinance: $6.25 for fiscal year 1996–97, $7.00 for the next fiscal year. In 1997, so did Duluth...

... and business and labor leaders assembled by the president. After summa- rizing the positions of monetarists (such as Milton Friedman) and fiscal- ists, Silk argues that there is a pressing need for wholly new approaches to thinking about the economy — ones...

...- tionally has less to do with attitudinal disparities among different age cohorts than with historic shifts in fiscal policy and financial institutions.19 The factors that contributed to the maldistribution of the eighties are by now well rehearsed. Between the end...

... and the assistance of French special forces to eliminate the insurgents. Political discontent increased in the 1980s, espe- cially after the collapse of the price of oil in 1984–85, which precipitated a fiscal crisis, a sharp fall in national income, and high levels of unem- ployment. The Saudi government saw...