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Anti-Capitalism: A Field Guide to the Global Justice Movement
 
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Anti-Capitalism: A Field Guide to the Global Justice Movement [Paperback]

Emma Bircham (Editor), Andrew Hsiao (Editor), John Charlton (Editor)


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January 1, 2004
A pocket-sized primer to the growing global movement for economic justice.

An accessible handbook for both activists and the uninitiated, Anti-Capitalism provides everything you need to know about the issues, actors, and events in the burgeoning global justice movement. Covering the full range of issues animating anti-corporate protests, including trade, environmental destruction, pharmaceutical patents, genetically modified food, war, and immigration controls, Anti-Capitalism explains why these movements have sprung up in opposition to corporate globalization.

Anti-Capitalism is organized as a handy field guide to widely-debated topics, regions of the world, and major players. Featuring a short encyclopedia of activist organizations, multinational agencies, and corporations, as well as a chronology of demonstrations and extensive resource guides for further investigation, Anti-Capitalism will appeal to anyone interested in the new movements that have contributed to the greatest upsurge in social protest since the 1960s.

Contributors: Arundhati Roy, Walden Bello, Robin D. G. Kelley, Vijay Prashad, Mike Davis, Lori Wallach, Noam Chomsky, Naomi Klein, and Zapatista leader Subcommandante Marcos.


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A must for all those who need to know the what, where, and why of the anti-capitalism movement. -- John Pilger

About the Author

Rachel Neumann writes for The Village Voice, Dissent, The Nation, and other publications. She is co-editor of Radical Society: Review of Culture and Politics. Andrew Hsiao is an editor with The New Press and a writer for The Village Voice. He lives in Brooklyn.

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