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Robert Naiman
Robert Naiman is a D.C.-based policy analyst. He has done research on globalization issues for Public Citizen`s Global Trade Watch and the Preamble Center. His primary preoccupation is building the anti-intervention movement against the economic imperialism of the United States, including efforts to limit and reduce the power of the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the World Trade Organization, and the US Agency for International Development; and apply counterpressure in the United States against the policies implemented and imposed by these institutions.
There was a slogan on the streets of Seattle: "This is what democracy looks like." You can't love democracy and denigrate protest,…
Many have long maintained that a mass-based and sustained campaign of nonviolent Palestinian resistance — a "White Intifada" — if vigorously supported…
Middle East historian and blogger Juan Cole recently wrote a polemic against progressive U.S. critics of new U.S. war in Libya. In his polemic,…
Here is some unsolicited advice for the Obama administration: you essentially have four days to put US involvement in the Libya war…
By July 24, 2009, the U.S. government was totally clear about the basic facts of what took place in Honduras on June…
Robert Naiman is Director of Just Foreign Policy. Naiman has worked as a policy analyst and researcher at the Center for Economic and…
It's bad enough that we lost progressive champions like Russ Feingold, and that the leadership and committees of the House will be…
On Wednesday, the Washington Post carried a remarkable article reporting that according to U.S. government assessments, the U.S. military escalation in Afghanistan has failed. The Post's Greg Miller…
Recently, Defense Secretary Robert Gates has been sounding the alarm about the fact that the burden of "our" wars is being disproportionately…