Adam Case, a former In These Times editorial intern, is a San Diego-based I.W.W. organizer and freelance writer. He has traveled extensively throughout Latin America, encountering guerrillas, intellectuals and change-makers. But most of the time he tries to indulge his passions, which include surfing, social justice and a good Philly Cheesesteak.
Overnight Occupy Stand-Off in Portland Ends in Dismantled Camp
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Labor
Seattle Students Take to Streets on ‘Day of Action’
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Labor
Two And a Half Years Later, NYC Workers Win Wage-Theft Case
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Feature
‘To Resist Is to Survive’
Nearly 10 years after Argentina's economic collapse sparked a movement, worker-run cooperatives endure another crisis.
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Dispatch
Live Free, Die Free
The Final Exit Network, a right-to-die organization, battles government euthanasia accusations.
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Chinese Minorities, and Their Discontent
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Farewell, Troubled McNamara
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And the winner is…Fidel
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A Bitter Brew at Starbucks
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Should We Stay or Should We Go?
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Big Oil Ignites Unrest, From Peru to Nigeria
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The Long, Long War
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