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Benjamin Barber, Contributor

Benjamin Barber, distinguished senior fellow at Demos, a nonpartisan think tank in New York, is the author of numerous books, including ?Jihad vs. McWorld? and ?Consumed: How Markets Corrupt Children, Infantilize Adults, and Swallow Citizens Whole.? Barber’s blog can be found on the Huffington Post, and his views as a radio commentator can be heard on NPR’s ?Marketplace.? His Web site is http://www.BenjaminBarber.org.