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Ralph Nader, the Consumer and the Hospitals
New England Journal of Medicine, 1971AMONG the most admired of all Americans, at least with half the population (the half under 25), is Ralph Nader, the consumer advocate. Still a young man himself, only a little more than 10 years out of Harvard Law School, Nader began by writing about the dangers in American automobiles, particularly in safety design.
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Ralph Nader's Campaign Strategy in the 2000 U.S. Presidential Election
American Politics Research, 2005Those observing the 2000 presidential campaign agreed that Ralph Nader could not win the presidency but disagreed about his actual strategy. Many Democrats contended that he was playing the role of “spoiler” in an attempt to attract attention or affect the election outcome.
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Tributes to Robert W. McChesney
Monthly reviewTo conclude our special issue on Robert W. McChesney's legacy, MR presents a series of tributes capturing his impact on the world around him. The diversity represented by these illustrious contributors, from his colleagues at the media watch group ...
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2004
The son of civic-minded immigrant parents, Ralph Nader was taught from an early age to appreciate the citizen's role in a democracy. For over four decades, Nader has dedicated his life to challenging government and industrial practices—from protecting the environment and battling for consumer and automotive safety to blowing the whistle on corporate ...
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The son of civic-minded immigrant parents, Ralph Nader was taught from an early age to appreciate the citizen's role in a democracy. For over four decades, Nader has dedicated his life to challenging government and industrial practices—from protecting the environment and battling for consumer and automotive safety to blowing the whistle on corporate ...
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