For an Agriculture that Doesn’t Get Rid of Farmers: An Interview with Miguel Altieri
Among the forms of knowledge—sciences—developed in the Americas before the arrival of the Europeans were sophisticated agricultural systems. The Incas, ...
Profile: Peru/Bolivia
Peru and Bolivia both produce some refined cocaine for sale in international markets, but their main role in the international ...
Profile: Central America/Carribean
Central America and the island nations of the Caribbean primarily play a support role in the international drug industry, serving ...
A Killer Fungus Waits in the Wings
Scientist David Sands calls the microscopic life form a “silver bullet,” a sure-fire weapon that would win the war on ...
Profile: Colombia
Colombia’s drug industry is the most complete and diversified in the world: Colombia is the world’s only important producer of ...
Profile: United States
The United States is best known as the world’s largest market for drugs and, of course, as the main promoter, ...
The Americas React to Terror
The View from New York City and Reaction to the September 11 Attacks from Around the Americas By JoAnn Kawell ...
Who Owns Knowledge?
In Latin the word scientia means "knowledge––and our word "science" means, at base, "systems of knowledge" and "ways we come ...
Privatization and its Discontents
This NACLA Report focuses on privatization—the conversion of public entities into privately-owned, profit-oriented businesses. As Bea Edwards details in her ...
Drug Economies of the Americas
In the Americas, the production and sale of illicit drugs generates tens of billions of dollars a year—perhaps far more ...
Terror’s Latin American Profile
What—according to U.S. officials—is the face of terrorism in Latin America? What role is Latin America likely to play in ...