Analysis of communication strategy in social conflict. Frameworks for understanding modern psychological warfare. Discussions of the American psyche in transition. Sacred space and the indigenous... More > movement.< Less
Select articles, letters, stories, and reports about the demise of New College of California. Links to resources for discovering more about the sordid history of a "spiritual community".
Amusing short stories about quirky characters encountered by the author over twenty years on land and sea in the Pacific Northwest. Charming anecdotes of adventures in Europe and the Golden Gate.
Research, interviews, and academic works on political conflict in the US. Provides essential tools and analysis required for effective engagement in public affairs.
Short articles, commentary, fiction, and reviews from the editor of Skookum. Thoughtful insight into the human condition by some of our foremost thinkers, pleasingly distilled for popular consumption.
Expose of organized political violence in 1990s Puget Sound. Elections, Indian tribes, and the Wise Use Movement. First hand account of property-rights merger with white supremacist militias.
Expose of organized political violence in 1990s Puget Sound. Elections, Indian tribes, and the Wise Use Movement. First hand account of property-rights merger with white supremacist militias.
Research, interviews, and academic works on political conflict in the US. Provides essential tools and analysis required for effective engagement in public affairs.
Jay is an associate scholar of the Center for World Indigenous Studies, a correspondent to Fourth World Eye, and a contributing editor of Fourth World Journal. Since 1994, he has served as the administrative director of Public Good Project, a volunteer network of researchers, analysts and activists engaged in defending democracy. As a consultant, he has assisted indigenous peoples seeking justice in such bodies as the European Court of Human Rights and the United Nations.
In a previous life, Jay worked as a sea captain in the coastal fisheries of Washington and Alaska, and has many fond memories of storytelling with American Indians. He now spends considerable time as a mentor and advisor to writers, scholars, and organizers throughout the English-speaking world.
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