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Global labor and politics in a changing economic environment
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About Steve Diamond
I am a law professor and political scientist whose work examines the impact of globalization on social and political institutions. I teach courses on corporate law and governance, capital markets, corporate finance, international finance and international labor rights. I consult with and advise a wide range of organizations in the public and private sector on issues related to my research and teaching. Prior to teaching I practiced corporate law in New York and Silicon Valley for five years. In addition to my legal experience I have an extensive background in the labor movement. MEDIA INQUIRIES: 408 554-4813. Blogroll
Key Posts and Documents
- A new book: “From ‘Che’ to China: Labor and Authoritarianism in the New Global Economy”
- Academic Work
- Are There Real Unions in China? A Debate
- Book on International Human Rights and Labor Rights
- Chicago Annenberg Challenge Documents
- Did Bill Ayers Write Obama’s Dreams?
- GM/UAW VEBA: House of Cards
- Obama’s Visit to the Other Ayers House
- The “New Realism” and the Crisis of the Human Rights Movement
- The New York Times Magic Act
- Who “Sent” Obama?
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Recent Posts
- China: Creditor or Investor in the United States?
- Sweet Turns Sour: What Chicago Sun-Times’ Lynn Sweet Won’t Admit
- “Progressive” Economist Excuses Mass Murder, Again
- What do National Review and “Che” Guevara Have in Common?
- SAG-AFTRA Divide Continues - Video Game Contract Defeat for SAG Leaders
- Dissent on Viet…oops, Afghanistan reaches higher
- US Intelligence Community Uses NYT to CYA
- 20 Years After the Wall Fell
- Studios’ top negotiator Nick Counter, 69, dies
- DVD Sales Tick Up - Leaving Hollywood Guilds in the Cold
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Recent Comments
- Stephen Diamond on Studios’ top negotiator Nick Counter, 69, dies
- Greg on Studios’ top negotiator Nick Counter, 69, dies
- JBean on Barack Obama’s Visit to the Other Ayers House
- Stephen Diamond on SAG’s NED Un-Debate - Vallywood replies to the critics
- Tom Ligon on SAG’s NED Un-Debate - Vallywood replies to the critics
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