Exporting Jobs - Importing Workers and Refugees
"Free trade" agreements have accomplished much - most notably profit for transnational corporations at the expense of American jobs and technology. Our manufacturing base, and increasingly our knowledge base, hardly exist in recognizable form.
The current Summer, 2012 issue of The Social Contract addresses the consequences of so-called free trade. This is a particularly good issue, at least in my opinion. Here are links to the articles that you can read online:
Exporting Jobs, Importing More Workers - A Note from the Editor
What they are saying about free trade and globalization
Immigration Realists Need to Focus on Trade Policy
Korean Agreement Latest Fiasco in ‘Free Trade’ Deals - An interview with economist Ian Fletcher
In this so-called Global Economy... Where exactly do American workers fit in?
Restrictionists Own the Moral High Ground
State Dept. Refugee Input Session Reveals Citizen Dissatisfaction
Protect American Citizens - End U.S. Refugee Policy
Ten Reasons for a Moratorium on Refugee Admissions in 2013
How Youth Unemployment and Population Growth Undermine Domestic Tranquility
Deliberately Choosing Uncertainty by Rejecting Science
The New Dictatorship in Washington
Will Our Multicultural Elites Ever Become Race Realists?
Multiculturalism and the Alienation of Western Civilization’s Elites
Canada’s Gift to America - Bilingualism and multiculturalism
Why We Need to Make English the Official Language of the U.S.
Book Review: Irreconcilable Differences- The American nation that never was
Book Reviews: Unjust Justice Delivered ‘Fast and Furious’
Book Review: Deep Ecology and Our Biological Future
Book Review: The Bible Gives No Sanction to Open Borders
Book Review: The Case against Endless Economic Progress - Of madmen and economists