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Feminism Without Borders

Decolonizing Theory, Practicing Solidarity

Chandra Talpade Mohanty

Bringing together classic and new writings of the trailblazing feminist theorist Chandra Talpade Mohanty, Feminism without Borders addresses some of the most pressing and complex issues...

Who Says You Can't Change the World

Just Economies and Societies on an Unjust Planet

Beverly Bell

"Who Says You Can't Change the World" is a groundbreaking new report from Other Worlds that introduces nine grassroots alternatives to the current economic and environmental (dis)order, and gives...

The No-Nonsense Guide to Global Finance

Peter Stalker

An incisive introduction to global finance, where money comes from, the current mechanisms and the need for control and reform. The book explains the basic concepts of finance, how money is...

How the Economy Was Lost

The War of the Worlds

Paul Craig Roberts

The US economy has disintegrated, and with it into the abyss plummet the blueprints of neoliberal economists, whose theories about "the free market" have now gone the way of medieval alchemy. No...

Staying Alive

Women, Ecology and Development

Vandana Shiva

Since at least the days of Francis Bacon, the dominant view in the western world has framed technological and economic development as progress and championed that same narrow vision of “progress”...

People First Economics

Vanessa Baird

People First Economics looks at what recent events mean and could mean for us all. It's about economics—and about a lot more. It's about radical changes that are social, moral,...

Toward a Global Autonomous University

Cognitive Labor, The Production of Knowledge, and Exodus from the Education Factory

Edu-factory Collective

What was once the factory is now the university. We started off with this apparently straightforward affirmation, not in order to assume it but to question it; to open it, radically rethinking it,...

The Battle of the Story of the "Battle of Seattle"

David Solnit

With the World Trade Organization in retreat globally, do we remember the seeds of the anti-capitalist movements that blossomed and, in 1999, brought Seattle to a standstill? This collection...

A Nation of Immigrants, A Nation of Conquerors

A Brief History of Globalization, or How Capitalism Makes Us All Into Immigrants

Eian Weissman

Originally intended to be a short primer, this is actually a massive (for a pamphlet, at least) history of immigration in the US that demonstrates, through both history and theory, how global...