Trade union
New Study - A Closer Union: The Political Abuse of Foreign Aid
IPN 
Press release
New study details how the Trades Union Congress receives taxpayers’ money intended to promote economic development in poor countries
The Business of Protesting
IPN Opinion article
Antiglobalization protests have become a big business that involves millions of dollars, trans-national organizations and a global agenda. Don't be too surprised. Even Greenpeace -- a global enterprise with offices in London, Buenos Aires, Washington and Tokyo -- has a chief financial officer these days. Indeed, the antiglobalization movement seems like corporate dystopia, a mirror image of the business world complete with trade associations, venture capitalists, management recruiting and marketing campaigns. Instead of selling T-shirts or toothpaste, the agitators are selling limits on cross-border trade.