Books

Banned in Red Scare Boston

May 1, 2008

Labor's Self-Inflicted Wounds Threaten Progressive Movement

Spring 2008

HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson's Resignation -- A Window Into Bush Administration's Corruption, Indifference, and Incompetence

April 17, 2008

The Mortgage Mess and the Economic Meltdown: What McCain (and the rest of us) Should Learn from the Keating Scandal

April 2, 2008

Does Obama Really Have a Race Problem?

March 25, 2008

The Wire: Bush-Era Fable About America's Urban Poor

March 20, 2008

Winter 2008

The History of Hope

If McCain's A Moderate, I'm The Easter Bunny

February 19, 2008

The Year of the Organizer

February 10, 2008

White Voters Deserve More Credit

February 1, 2008

To Bring Change, Political Insiders and Outsiders Need Each Other

January 28, 2008

Hillary Clinton Should Be The Next Ted Kennedy

January 17, 2008

January 10, 2008

Bush's Class Warfare

The Conservative Origins of the Sub-Prime Mortgage Crisis

December 21, 2007

NPR Debate Moderators All Wet on Sweatshop Labor

December 18, 2007

The bus stops here for First Transit contract

December 7, 2007

Paying for success

Pasadena Weekly

December 6, 2007

Pasadena Star-News

November 28, 2007

Tesco faces tests in L.A. ambitions

Daily News

November 26, 2007

Tesco Should Sign L.A.'s Community Benefits Agreement

The Los Angeles Business Journal

November 12, 2007

GOP Dirty Tricks Campaign Seeks to Divide California's Electoral Votes

Can Pasadena Become a City of Justice

November 4, 2007

Jewish Journal

October 19, 2007

Progressive Jews Organize

Progressive Jews Organize.. On the Radio

October 1, 2007

The Laura Flanders Show

October 1, 2007

John Edwards - Organizer-in-Chief

Labor Day Report Card: A Mixed Bag for American Workers

September 27, 2007

Housing the Working Poor

Fall 2007

September 23, 2007

September 13, 2007

How Unions' Strength is Lessening in U.S.

September 3, 2007

The Philadelphia Inquirer

September 3, 2007

The Grocery Union Gets It Bagged

LA Daily News

July 25, 2007

Riot and Reunion: Forty Years Later

Policies Should Be Changed to Help the Poor Get Richer

July 17, 2007

The Los Angeles Business Journal

May 28, 2007

L.A. Renters Strike Back

May 27, 2007

New Life on Leasing

How the Employee Free Choice Act Would Help Colleges

May 27, 2007

The Chronicle of Higher Education

May 11, 2007

Labor Law Reform Not Just For Unions

TomPaine.com

May 10, 2007

Great myths of L.A. housing

April 13, 2007

Magic housing solutions

Is rent control out of control?

April 12, 2007

Regulating Our Way to Prosperity

April 11, 2007

April 10, 2007

L.A.'s housing crisis

Community Organizing for What?

April 9, 2007

Transforming the City

April, 2007

Mine deaths follow weak regulations

National Catholic Reporter

February 16, 2007

The Missing Katrina Story

KPCC: Peter Dreier Discusses Living Wage

January/February 2007

John Edwards’ War on Poverty

January 31, 2007

January 30, 2007

The New War on Poverty

Guardian

January 29, 2007

Why He Was in Memphis

January 15, 2007

Not Just for the Gentry

January 7, 2007

Livable Los Angeles

January 7, 2007

Jim Baker's War

L.A. Voters Sent Signal on Urgency of Providing More Affordable Housing

December 12, 2006

Growing The Minimum Wage

Tompaine.com

November 27, 2006

The Los Angeles Business Journal

November 27, 2006

Waging Victory

Now Republicans Control the Courts, Too

November 12, 2006

Jane Jacobs' Legacy

City & Community

September 2006

July 13, 2006

Act First, Ask Later

TomPaine.com

July 11, 2006

The Sweatshop Stops Here

Campus Breakthrough on Sweatshop Labor

June 12, 2006

Movement Mayor: Can Antonio Villaraigosa Change Los Angeles?

June 1, 2006

Summer 2006

Why Mine Deaths Are Up

The condo that ate my rental

May 25, 2006

John Edwards and the Politics of Poverty

May 21, 2006

Katrina and Power in America

April 15, 2006

Urban Affairs Review

March 2006

Falling Down on the Job on Labor Coverage

January 15, 2006

Frank Wilkinson's Legacy

Rosa Parks: Angry, Not Tired

January 7, 2006

Dissent

Winter 2006

ACORN And Progressive Politics in America

ACORN: Past, Present and Prospects Conference

December 6 & 7, 2005

Will President Bush Reform the Mansion Subsidy?

Shelterforce

November/December 2005

Students Confront Sweatshops

Bush Helps Disaster Profiteers

November 9, 2005

The Mansion Subsidy

TomPaine.com

October 18, 2005

September 17, 2005

Katrina in Perspective

Builders Clucking Like Chicken Little

September 15, 2005

July 3, 2005

Lynching Lessons

Can a City Be Progressive?

June 17, 2005

June 15, 2005

Florida Gets It Right

Villaraigosa's Challenge: Governing Los Angeles in the Bush and Schwarzenegger Era

June 3, 2005

May 28, 2005

Labor Warrior

KCRW "Which Way L.A.?" Peter Dreier discusses the L.A. Labor Movement

May 13, 2005

KCRW

May 11, 2005

KPCC "AirTalk" Peter Dreier Discusses the Primary Election

KPCC Peter Dreier " A People's history of Los Angeles"

March 7, 2005

How the Media Compound Urban Problems

February 16, 2005

Goodbye, Shawn Green

The Jewish Journal

January 21, 2005

Journal of Urban Affairs

2005

A Moral Minimum Wage

December 6, 2004

Sowing Seeds

October 29, 2004

Union Makes Its Bed

October 25, 2004

Thank You, Shawn Green

Forward

October 8, 2004

Poverty in the Suburbs

Why Bush Won; What To Do Next: Analysis of the 2004 Election

September 2, 2004

Dissent

Fall 2004

KPCC "AirTalk" Peter Dreier Discusses Jocks for Justice

Athletes deserve to be heard on significant political issues

August 24, 2004

The Detroit Free Press

August 2, 2004

Give Us Back Our Damn Flag

The L.A.Weekly

July 2-8, 2004

Where Are the Jocks for Justice?

Urban suffering grew under Reagan

June 10, 2004

Newsday

June 10, 2004

SweatX Closes Up Shop

Peter Dreier speak about Wal-Mart and the Grocery Workers Strike

July 1, 2004

Cal Poly Pomona

A 'Local' Walkout Can't Work

Lessons from the Picket Line

March 3, 2004

The LA Times, Alternet

March 3, 2004

Trying Times

Hot Talk with Saul Landau- Peter Dreier discusses Housing and Poverty

January 20, 2004

CSU Pomona

2004

KPCC "Air Talk" Peter Dreier discusses Low Income housing Policy

December 10, 2003

October 23, 2003

October 14, 2003

Why Require Only Poor to do Community Service

USA Today

October 6, 2003

Food Fault

Is Baseball Ready for a Gay Jackie Robinson

September 23, 2003

In These Times

August 15, 2003

The Future of Community Reinvestment

A Liberal Push in LA City Hall

Autumn 2003

America's Urban Crisis a Decade After the Los Angeles riots

June 22, 2003

Enraging the Right

Shelterforce Online

May/June 2003

The National Civic Review

Spring 2003

Spring 2003

February 10, 2003

The Rich have Reason to Rejoice

January 27, 2003

Economic Inequality and Public Policy: The Power of Place

December 23, 2002

Wage War

In These Times

December 4, 2002

City & Community

December 2002

The Spoiled Brats of Summer

August 4, 2002

New Life in Old Symbols

Help, Don't Hinder, Homeowners

July 4, 2002

Patriotism's Secret History

June 10, 2002

May 16, 2002

Housing: An LA Story

Social justice philanthropy: Can we get more bang for the buck?

April 15, 2002

Shelter the Wealthy, Lock Out the Rest?

2002

Preaching and Politics

The Boston Review

April/May 2001

A Multiracial and Multilingual Progressivism Is Born in Los Angeles

March 26, 2001

California's Housing Crisis Affects Us All

March 11, 2001

September 25, 2000

Alternative LA

LA's Progressive Mosaic: Beginning to Find Its Voice

August 21, 2000

Renewing Bonds: Why the Housing Movement and Organized Labor Need Each Other

August 10, 2000

Shelterforce

May/June 2000

Why America's workers can't pay the rent

Dissent

Summer 2000

Living Wage: Big Money's Wolf in Sheep's Clothing In Santa Monica

May 10, 2000

Sprawl's Invisible Hand

February 21, 2000

Wild Pitch

Labor Makes a Stand in Los Angeles Unions

December 20, 1999

The campus anti-sweatshop movement

October 8, 1999

How Do We Bridge the Housing Gap?

September/October 1999

Treat Welfare Recipients Like Workers: Pay Them a Wage

September 12, 1999

Looking to Sinclair for a Happy End to a Tale of Two L.A.s

August 29, 1999

Low-Wage Workers Miss a Tax Break

June 27, 1999

The Stirrings of a New Progressive Movement Can Be Heard

January 24, 1999

Reconnecting Campus and Community

September 27, 1998

Business Would Have Its Way

August 14, 1998

Educators Need to Join Labor's Fight Against Paycheck Protection Laws

May 28, 1998

The Chronicle of Higher Education

May 22, 1998

Union destruction act

The Myth of Student Apathy

May 8, 1998

Sierra Club Wrestles With the Nativism in Environmentalism

April 13, 1998

There's no racial justice without economic justice

March 1, 1998

Modern Housing for America

Winter 1998

Contemporary Sociology

November 1997

Saints, Sinners, and affirmative action

The Chronicle of Higher Education

October 24, 1997

The landlords stage a rent strike

Remembering Jackie Robinson

June 23, 1997

For Unions, Class Is In Again

March/April 1997

February 17, 1997

Courting Racial Justice

The new politics of housing

January/February 1997

Winter 1997

Labor's Growing Pains

December 20, 1996

Canadian beacon

It's Business as Usual for Some Living-Wage Opponents

December 16, 1996

Democrats Should Lead on Labor Reform

December 8, 1996

Clinton Deserves a New Deal

October 11, 1996

August 30, 1996

Bob Dole on 'socialism'

Players must act like a labor union

June 1, 1996

The Struggle for Our Cities

May 19, 1996

Fed must make Wells Fargo a good corporate citizen of L.A.

Summer, 1996

Today He'd Champion a Wider Cause: Social Justice

February 18, 1996

US Housing policy at the crossroads: Rebuilding the Housing Constituency

January 15, 1996

The Journal of Urban Affairs

1996

Moving from the 'hood

Winter 1996

What Farrakhan left out

Boston's West End 35 years after the Bulldozer

December 15, 1995

Redlining, Not Red Tape

The New York Times

November 25, 1995

Planning

August 1995

Making the case for cities

Challenge

July 1995

Housing Policy's Moment of Truth

Putting cities on the national agenda

June 23, 1995

The Urban Affairs Review

May, 1995

California's single Player Initiative: What went wrong?

In These Greedy Times, Remember Jackie Robinson

Spring 1995

Give the Middle Class a Break

March 22, 1995

Progressive Politics and the Motor Voter Law

January 20, 1995

Third Force

December 31, 1994

Seismic Stimulus

Rent Control Myths and Landlord Money Housing

June 23, 1994

If They're Registered, Most Will Vote

June 17, 1994

Man-made Disasters' Double Punch

April 20, 1994

Its Mission isn't holding auctions

January 21, 1994

Ray Flynn's legacy: American cities and the progressive agenda

December 3, 1993

The National Civic Review

Fall 1993

From "projects" to communities: Redeeming public housing

The Journal of Housing

January/February 1993

Kinder, Gentler Canada

How to Expand Homeownership for More Americans

January 1, 1993

Challenge

March/April 1992

Debating the Causes of Homelessness

Redlining Cities: How Banks Color Community Development

Spring 1992

Challenge

November/December 1991

Housing: The Invisible Crisis

The Washington Journalism Review

May 1, 1991

American Nightmare: Homelessness

Challenge

March/April 1991

Scapegoating Rent Control: Masking the Causes of Homelessness

Downtown Development and Urban Reform: The Politics of Boston's Linkage Policy

Spring 1991

The Urban Affairs Quarterly

March 1, 1991

The limits of localism: Progressive housing policies in Boston, 1984-1989

The Urban Affairs Quarterly

December 1, 1990

Nobody Home: The Housing Crisis Meets the Nineties

Affordable Housing: Lessons from Canada

September 1, 1990