The Political Economy of Poverty, Hunger, and Destruction of Nature In Late Capitalism Today
A Free University Video Screening and Discussion Series
The Marxist Collective at Syracuse University
| Revision History | ||
|---|---|---|
| • October 10, 1991 | Newspaper: Funded by Syracuse University students. | |
| The Alternative Orange: Vol. 1, No. 1 (pp. 5) | ||
| • August 24, 2000 | Webpage:  . | |
| DocBook XML (DocBk XML V3.1.3) from original. | ||
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF POVERTY, HUNGER, AND DESTRUCTION OF NATURE IN LATE CAPITALISM TODAY
A FREE UNIVERSITY VIDEO SCREENING AND DISCUSSION SERIES
PRESENTED BY THE MARXIST COLLECTIVE AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
THURSDAYS, 8 TO 11 PM, 207 HALL OF LANGUAGES, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
9/12: THE POLITICS OF FOOD (THE FOOD MACHINE, THE HUNGER BUSINESS, A QUESTION OF AID, THE AVOIDABLE FAMINE, SHARING THE LAND)
9/19: THE BUSINESS OF HUNGER; ROOTS OF HUNGER, ROOTS OF CHANGE
9/26: MAN-MADE FAMINE; THEY HOLD UP HALF THE SKY
10/3: AGRICULTURE'S VANISHING HERITAGE; THE WRATH OF GRAPES; LINKAGES: YOUR ROLE IN THE WORLD'S FOOD CONNECTION
10/10: HUNGER IN AMERICA; THE FACE OF HUNGER IN AMERICA
10/17: AN AFRICAN RECOVERY; TREES OF HOPE; A WEEK OF SWEET WATER
10/31: CIRCLE OF PLENTY; FOOTHOLDS; GLOBAL POVERTY: FROM DESPAIR TO SOLUTIONS
11/7: DOWN AND OUT IN AMERICA; AMERICA'S CHILDREN
11/14: LOCAL HEROES, GLOBAL CHANGE; FOUR VOICES
11/21: THE GLOBAL ASSEMBLY LINE; SURVIVAL GUIDE TO CONSUMER ECONOMICS; DON'T EAT TODAY OR TOMORROW
12/5: BANKING ON DISASTER; BROKEN RAINBOW
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
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