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2004

"What a Pluralist Commonwealth Looks Like," (Introduction to Book Excerpt from Gar Alperovitz"), Dollars & Sense (November-December)

"James Madison Favored a Global Test," Commondreams.org (October 7)

"Boston's Pen of Shame," Commondreams.org (July 28)

"Saving Graces: What George W. Bush Could--But Probably Won't--Learn From Ronald Reagan," Commondreams.org (June 7)

Interview With Joel Bakan, Author of The Corporation, Dollars & Sense (May; web only)

"Greenspan's Red Scare," Dollars & Sense (March-April)

"God Bless the Revolution!" (Review of books by Ken Estey and Cynthia Moe-Lobeda", Dollars & Sense (January-February)

"O'Neill's Failed Bid for African Relief Shows One-Sidedness of Bush Strategy," Commondreams.org (January 22)

2003

"Don't Lose Heart: What We Can Take From the Anti-War Movement," Dollars & Sense (July-August)

2002

"Capital Stability and Local Democracy: A Primer," Dollars & Sense (November-December)

"Sprawl, Politics, and Participation: A Preliminary Analysis," National Civic Review (Fall)

"Half-English, All Internationalist," (Review of Billy Bragg's England, Half English), Dollars & Sense (July-August)

2001

"Millions Mull Social Utopia--Within Limits," (Review of computer games SimCity, Civilization, and Tropico) Dollars & Sense (November-December)

"Social Movements Are Good For Your Health," Dollars & Sense (March-April)

2000

"The Real Y2K Crisis: Global Inequality," Dollars & Sense (November-December)

"Capital Hill: Fighting Big Money in Government and Society," Dollars & Sense (July-August)

1999

"What An Environmentally Sustainble Economy Looks Like," Dollars & Sense (July-August)

"Monica, Bill, and Ethics," CrossCurrents (Spring)

1998

"Do You Know Where Your Next Paycheck is Coming From?" Tikkun, (Jan-Feb)

1997

"The Content of Ethical Impact Reports: A Two-Tiered Proposal," Tikkun (July-August)

"Strategies for Meaning in the Economy," Tikkun (March-April)

1996

Review of Nathan McCall's Makes Me Wanna Holler: A Young Black Man in America, Monthly Review (March)