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Democratizing the Economy from the Bottom Up

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Gar Alperovitz
Tikkun (2011) 26 (1): 28–29.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1215/08879982-2011-1014
Published: 01 January 2011
... of the economy, from the bottom up. My hope is that some of these ideas, and some of these projects, may contribute to a broader movement-building politics that can take us past the dead ends we now face. Workers at Ohio Cooperative Solar (left) and Evergreen Laundry take part in a strategy to capture...
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Alternatives to War from the Bottom Up

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STEPHEN ZUNES
Tikkun (2015) 30 (3): 29–30.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1215/08879982-3140344
Published: 01 August 2015
.... Can we say with confidence that military force can never ever be justified? That there are always nonviolent alternatives? No, but we’re getting close. The bottom line is that the traditional rationales for militarism are becoming harder and harder to defend. Regardless of whether or not one...
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Can a Group Like Moms Rising.org Lead the U.s. to a New Bottom Line?

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Nanette Fondas
Tikkun (2008) 23 (4): 27–29.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1215/08879982-2008-4012
Published: 01 November 2008
... Rising, org Lead the U.S. to a New Bottom Line? by Nanette Fondas The “Power ofOnesies” ONTEMPORARY M OTHERS HAVE BEEN...
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Education and Moral Values: Seeking a New Bottom Line

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Svi Shapiro
Tikkun (2005) 20 (2): 23–28.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1215/08879982-2005-2010
Published: 01 April 2005
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George Oppen, Charles Reznikoff, and Louis Zukovsky (shown top to bottom) are three of the poets seen as forebears of the current radical Jewish poetic tradition. Credits (from top): University of Edinburgh; Gerard Malanga; Jonathan Williams.

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in Radical Poets Set Jewishness Adrift > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2011
George Oppen, Charles Reznikoff, and Louis Zukovsky (shown top to bottom) are three of the poets seen as forebears of the current radical Jewish poetic tradition. Credits (from top): University of Edinburgh; Gerard Malanga; Jonathan Williams. More
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Creative Commons/Dan4th; Bottom: Elena Fairley (wagescooperatives.org). / Co-ops run the gamut from corporate-style entities like Ocean Spray, which has been accused of monopolizing the cranberry industry, to the inspiring co-ops launched by Women’s Action to Gain Economic Security, which works with Latina immigrants to create green business cooperatives.

Creative Commons/Dan4th; Bottom: Elena Fairley ( wagescooperatives.org ) C...

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in Co-ops: A Good Alternative? > Tikkun
Published: 01 January 2013
Creative Commons/Dan4th; Bottom: Elena Fairley ( wagescooperatives.org ) Co-ops run the gamut from corporate-style entities like Ocean Spray, which has been accused of monopolizing the cranberry industry, to the inspiring co-ops launched by Women’s Action to Gain Economic Security, which works More
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Creative Commons/Dan4th; Bottom: Elena Fairley (wagescooperatives.org). / Co-ops run the gamut from corporate-style entities like Ocean Spray, which has been accused of monopolizing the cranberry industry, to the inspiring co-ops launched by Women’s Action to Gain Economic Security, which works with Latina immigrants to create green business cooperatives.

Creative Commons/Dan4th; Bottom: Elena Fairley ( wagescooperatives.org ) C...

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in Co-ops: A Good Alternative? > Tikkun
Published: 01 January 2013
Creative Commons/Dan4th; Bottom: Elena Fairley ( wagescooperatives.org ) Co-ops run the gamut from corporate-style entities like Ocean Spray, which has been accused of monopolizing the cranberry industry, to the inspiring co-ops launched by Women’s Action to Gain Economic Security, which works More
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Bottom: Joe Lewis. / Hello from Jena by Joe Lewis. Giclee print.

Bottom: Joe Lewis Hello from Jena by Joe Lewis. Giclee print.

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in A Visual Critique of Racism: African American Art from Southern California > Tikkun
Published: 01 April 2013
Bottom: Joe Lewis Hello from Jena by Joe Lewis. Giclee print. More
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Top: Creative Commons/Joods Historisch Museum. Bottom: Creative Commons/Mordecai Baron. / Jewish history’s best known false messiah was Rabbi Shabtai Zvi (top), a seventeenth-century kabbalist. Following the Holocaust, Hasidic Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (bottom) was also believed to be the messiah by a faction of his followers.

Top: Creative Commons/Joods Historisch Museum. Bottom: Creative Commons/Mor...

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in Rethinking Prophecy > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2013
Top: Creative Commons/Joods Historisch Museum. Bottom: Creative Commons/Mordecai Baron Jewish history’s best known false messiah was Rabbi Shabtai Zvi (top), a seventeenth-century kabbalist. Following the Holocaust, Hasidic Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (bottom) was also believed More
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Top: Creative Commons/Joods Historisch Museum. Bottom: Creative Commons/Mordecai Baron. / Jewish history’s best known false messiah was Rabbi Shabtai Zvi (top), a seventeenth-century kabbalist. Following the Holocaust, Hasidic Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (bottom) was also believed to be the messiah by a faction of his followers.

Top: Creative Commons/Joods Historisch Museum. Bottom: Creative Commons/Mor...

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in Rethinking Prophecy > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2013
Top: Creative Commons/Joods Historisch Museum. Bottom: Creative Commons/Mordecai Baron Jewish history’s best known false messiah was Rabbi Shabtai Zvi (top), a seventeenth-century kabbalist. Following the Holocaust, Hasidic Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson (bottom) was also believed More
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Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman. / Burning Man concludes with the silent burning of the Temple (top), a sacred site where people leave notes in memory of deceased loved ones (middle). The solemnity of the Temple contrasts with the edgy playfulness of camps such as Baal-Mart (bottom).

Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman Burning Man concludes wit...

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in Sleeping in the Dust at Burning Man > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2013
Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman Burning Man concludes with the silent burning of the Temple (top), a sacred site where people leave notes in memory of deceased loved ones (middle). The solemnity of the Temple contrasts with the edgy playfulness of camps such as Baal-Mart (bottom). More
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Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman. / Burning Man concludes with the silent burning of the Temple (top), a sacred site where people leave notes in memory of deceased loved ones (middle). The solemnity of the Temple contrasts with the edgy playfulness of camps such as Baal-Mart (bottom).

Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman Burning Man concludes wit...

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in Sleeping in the Dust at Burning Man > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2013
Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman Burning Man concludes with the silent burning of the Temple (top), a sacred site where people leave notes in memory of deceased loved ones (middle). The solemnity of the Temple contrasts with the edgy playfulness of camps such as Baal-Mart (bottom). More
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Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman. / Burning Man concludes with the silent burning of the Temple (top), a sacred site where people leave notes in memory of deceased loved ones (middle). The solemnity of the Temple contrasts with the edgy playfulness of camps such as Baal-Mart (bottom).

Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman Burning Man concludes wit...

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in Sleeping in the Dust at Burning Man > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2013
Top and middle: Michael Fox. Bottom: Ron Feldman Burning Man concludes with the silent burning of the Temple (top), a sacred site where people leave notes in memory of deceased loved ones (middle). The solemnity of the Temple contrasts with the edgy playfulness of camps such as Baal-Mart (bottom). More
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Creative Commons/David Shankbone (top) and Michael Fleshman (bottom). / Jewish responses to the Trayvon Martin case were noticeably isolated “in comparison to the tremendous outpouring of passion and energy . . . among African American activists,” the author writes.

Creative Commons/David Shankbone (top) and Michael Fleshman (bottom) Jewis...

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in Trayvon Martin: Reflections on the Black and Jewish Struggle for Justice > Tikkun
Published: 01 January 2014
Creative Commons/David Shankbone (top) and Michael Fleshman (bottom) Jewish responses to the Trayvon Martin case were noticeably isolated “in comparison to the tremendous outpouring of passion and energy . . . among African American activists,” the author writes. More
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Bottom: Yotam Ronen (activestills.org). / If we are serious about nuclear non-proliferation, shouldn’t Israel and the United States disarm too? Israelis at this 2009 anti-nuclear demonstration in Tel Aviv staged a die-in to emphasize the massive loss of innocent life that nuclear war would bring.

Bottom: Yotam Ronen ( activestills.org ) If we are serious about nuclear n...

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in Iran, Israel, and Obama > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2012
Bottom: Yotam Ronen ( activestills.org ) If we are serious about nuclear non-proliferation, shouldn’t Israel and the United States disarm too? Israelis at this 2009 anti-nuclear demonstration in Tel Aviv staged a die-in to emphasize the massive loss of innocent life that nuclear war would bring. More
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Top: Creative Commons/Israel Defense Forces. / Bottom: Oren Ziv (activestills.org). / After a hope-filled camp experience, Israelis and Palestinians return home to the grim reality of the conflict. Israeli teens are required to serve in the army. Palestinians from the West Bank endure the daily humiliation of Israeli checkpoints. Without follow-up programs, dialogue camp alumni can quickly become disillusioned.

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in All We Have in Common: Youth Dialogue Offers a New Vision for Israel/Palestine > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2012
Top: Creative Commons/Israel Defense Forces Bottom: Oren Ziv ( activestills.org ) After a hope-filled camp experience, Israelis and Palestinians return home to the grim reality of the conflict. Israeli teens are required to serve in the army. Palestinians from the West Bank endure the daily More
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In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depicted as hedonistic or penitent. Top right: Mary Magdalene in the Grotto by Jules Joseph Lefebvre. Left: Penitent Magdalene by Donatello. Bottom right: Christ and Mary Magdalene by Albert Edelfelt. / Bottom left: Donatello/Creative Commons/Marie-Lan Nguyen Top right: Jules Joseph Lefebvre Bottom right: Albert Edelfelt

In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depi...

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in Against Patriarchy: Reclaiming the Christian Doctrine of the Virgin Birth > Tikkun
Published: 01 November 2015
In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depicted as hedonistic or penitent. Top right: Mary Magdalene in the Grotto by Jules Joseph Lefebvre. Left: Penitent Magdalene by Donatello. Bottom right: Christ and Mary Magdalene by Albert Edelfelt. Bottom left More
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In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depicted as hedonistic or penitent. Top right: Mary Magdalene in the Grotto by Jules Joseph Lefebvre. Left: Penitent Magdalene by Donatello. Bottom right: Christ and Mary Magdalene by Albert Edelfelt. / Bottom left: Donatello/Creative Commons/Marie-Lan Nguyen Top right: Jules Joseph Lefebvre Bottom right: Albert Edelfelt

In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depi...

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in Against Patriarchy: Reclaiming the Christian Doctrine of the Virgin Birth > Tikkun
Published: 01 November 2015
In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depicted as hedonistic or penitent. Top right: Mary Magdalene in the Grotto by Jules Joseph Lefebvre. Left: Penitent Magdalene by Donatello. Bottom right: Christ and Mary Magdalene by Albert Edelfelt. Bottom left More
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In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depicted as hedonistic or penitent. Top right: Mary Magdalene in the Grotto by Jules Joseph Lefebvre. Left: Penitent Magdalene by Donatello. Bottom right: Christ and Mary Magdalene by Albert Edelfelt. / Bottom left: Donatello/Creative Commons/Marie-Lan Nguyen Top right: Jules Joseph Lefebvre Bottom right: Albert Edelfelt

In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depi...

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in Against Patriarchy: Reclaiming the Christian Doctrine of the Virgin Birth > Tikkun
Published: 01 November 2015
In the Christian iconographic tradition, Mary Magdalene is alternately depicted as hedonistic or penitent. Top right: Mary Magdalene in the Grotto by Jules Joseph Lefebvre. Left: Penitent Magdalene by Donatello. Bottom right: Christ and Mary Magdalene by Albert Edelfelt. Bottom left More
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Consuelo J. Underwood (top); Yreina D. Cervantez from the collection of Ramon Cervantez (middle); and Consuelo J. Underwood (bottom). / Undocumented Borderland Flowers by Consuelo Jimenez Underwood (top), La Ruta Turquesa by Yreina D. Cervantez (middle), and Flags by Consuelo Jimenez Underwood (bottom).

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in Rethinking Immigration with Art > Tikkun
Published: 01 August 2013
Consuelo J. Underwood (top); Yreina D. Cervantez from the collection of Ramon Cervantez (middle); and Consuelo J. Underwood (bottom) Undocumented Borderland Flowers by Consuelo Jimenez Underwood (top), La Ruta Turquesa by Yreina D. Cervantez (middle), and Flags by Consuelo Jimenez Underwood More