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John Cavanagh
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John Cavanagh is the director of the Institute for Policy Studies. His most recent book, co-authored with Robin Broad, is Development Redefined: How the Market Met Its Match .
Against overwhelming odds, an international grassroots campaign has won the world’s first comprehensive ban on metals mining.
Obama is waging a full-court press to pass the unpopular trade treaty after the November elections.
The United States will devote $90 million to finding and disposing of 50-year-old unexploded bombs.
The Democracy Spring protests in DC are building the power needed to break our politics free of its corporate choke-hold.
To ensure a future of shared prosperity, we need to rewrite the rules that protect the wealthiest Americans.
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Reining in the big banks would reduce risk while generating investment opportunities for everyone else.
If we closed the capital-gains loophole, we could put every child in America on track for success.
A movement linking civil rights with the right to organize would narrow the racial wage gap—and reinvigorate American labor.
A surcharge on luxury consumption would curb emissions and help communities make the jump to clean energy.
Wealthy CEOs are sheltering too much of their pay. A cap could fund long-term care for all seniors.
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