Columns / Mark Engler
Articles about Mark Engler, ordered by date. 
Social change is written in the streets
Fifty years ago the Civil Rights Act was passed into law in the US. Movements not governments propel change, believes Mark Engler.
Even if you have nothing to hide
Indifference to the US's spying tactics is dangerous, says Mark Engler.
Obama’s ‘free trade’ voyages are another big mistake
New agreements that enhance corporate power are bad news, writes Mark Engler.
Provoking an American climate crisis
The US government deserves to have a political crisis brought to its door, argues Mark Engler.
The case for a maximum wage
Would the world be better off if the US had one?
How migrant demographics are reshaping US politics
With 7 out of 10 Latinos voting to re-elect Barack Obama, Republicans are debating whether to alter their hardline immigration stance, says Mark Engler.
It's time for a union at Wal-Mart
In the wake of the most significant strikes in Wal-Mart’s 50-year history, it's high time for a union.
How not to make every vote count
With the presidential election looming, many Americans are finding their right to vote under assault says Mark Engler.
Obama: a better adversary
It may seem counter-intuitive, but this is just one more reason for voting for Barack, says Mark Engler.
Wall Street wants your gratitude
Our US columnist Mark Engler is riled by the shamelessness of the financial élite.
Now is not the time to hate the state
Many Americans are in denial about their dependence on social spending, says Mark Engler.
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