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Mel Gurtov

  • Professor, Portland State University and Writer, Freelance
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Prof.of Pol Sci, Univ of California, Riverside and Portland State Univ; Ed-in-Chief and Sr Editor, Asian Perspective (1994-2017). Blog "In the Human Interest."
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Weapons, War and Profit: Inside the $2.9 Trillion Global Arms Race

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By Mel Gurtov
| LA Progressive Verified
Behind the rise in international conflict and the decline of peacemaking efforts lie weapons and the money that finances them. They provide the fuel for civil wars, wars of choice, and other forms of conflict. The world is awash with weapons, and the United States as always is leading the way. The latest figures are supplied by the Stockholm Peace Research Institute (SIPRI.org) in Sweden, the leading source for data on military spending and the arms trade.
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Northerly Neighbor: Canada Rejects U.S. ‘Ownership’

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By Mel Gurtov
| North Bay Bohemian Verified
While Iran was being threatened by Donald Trump with economic D-Day, Canada was being threatened with a political D-Day. While a dispute over tariffs appeared to cause the breakdown in negotiations, Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested something else was responsible. “Last-minute changes in the U.S.-proposed terms were unfair, uneconomic and called into question the reliability of any deal,” Carney said. He’s right.
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Column: Canada rejects US ‘ownership’ Original

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By Mel Gurtov
| Macomb Daily Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Mel Gurtov PeaceVoice While Iran was being threatened by Donald Trump with economic D-Day, Canada was being threatened with a political D-Day. While a dispute over tariffs had appeared to be the cause of a breakdown in negotiations, Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested that something else was responsible. He contended that the US had raised the bar.
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