Winter 2007: Closing Bases, Supporting Communities

Features

• Bases, Empire, and Global Response
  by Catherine Lutz
• Why Isn’t the Closure of a U.S. Military Base Cause for Celebration? The Asia-Pacific Context
  by Andrew Yeo
• The Manta Base: A U.S. Military Fort in Ecuador
  by Luis Angel Saavedra
• “Enduring” U.S. Bases in Iraq: Monopolizing the Middle East Prize
  by Joseph Gerson
• Global Expansion of U.S. Military Involvement: A World Map for Activists
  by Brian McAdoo and F.O.R. Staff
• Uncovering the Empire’s New Clothes: Chalmers Johnson’s Nemesis
  book review by Ethan Vesely-Flad
• How a People’s Movement Stopped the Bombing in Vieques
  by Wanda Colon Cortes
• Words Against a Premature Grave: The Chamoru People of Guam and Accelerating Militarism
  by Julian Aguon
• Resisting Militarism in Turkey
  by Nilufer Ugur-Dalay
• A Polluted Land: Resisting U.S. Bases in Korea
  by Ji-Seon Koh
• The U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo: An Unfinished History
  by Luis M. Garcia Cunarro
• An Afterword: Maculinized Militarism
  by Cynthia Enloe

Poetry

• From New Orleans: A Prayer for Maids, Maintenance Men, and Me
  by Osagyefo Uhuru Sekou
• A Story of War
  by Larry Smith
• Surge
  by Susan Bright

Departments

• Dismantling an Intricate Network
  by John Lindsay-Poland
• Letters to the Editor
• News of the Fellowship
• Global Balance: What the U.S. Leaves Behind: Lessons from Panama
  by John Lindsay-Poland
• Heartbeat: June in January
  by Rabia Terri Harris
• Reviews: Coretta; Gandhi and Beyond; Against the Draft; No One is Illegal; Blessed Among All Women; Transforming the Powers; The Tent of Abraham
• Obituaries