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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/50449835 Title: Monkeywrenching the new world order : global capitalism and its discontents. Author: Agent Apple; Noam Chomsky; Alexander Cockburn; Howard Zinn; Vandana Shiva; Robin Hahnel; Rahula Janowski; Craig O'Hara; Michael Albert; Ward Churchill; Chris Crass; Christian Parenti; Normon Solomon Publisher: Oakland, Calif. : San Francisco, Calif. : AK Press ; Alternative Tentacles Records, 2001. ISBN/ISSN: 1902593359 9781902593357 1902593367 9781902593364 OCLC:50449835

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Monkeywrenching the new world order : global capitalism and its discontents.

Author:	Agent Apple.; Noam Chomsky; Alexander Cockburn; Howard Zinn; Vandana Shiva; All authors
Publisher:	Oakland, Calif. : AK Press ; San Francisco, Calif. : Alternative Tentacles Records, 2001.
Edition/Format:	Audiobook on CD : CD audio : Document Computer File : English
Summary:	"This double CD ranges over the changing politics of globalization, neoliberalism and world trade, colonialism and debt, militarism and policing, native and indigenous rights and struggles, frankenfood and genetic engineering, capitalism and the fairy-tale economic boom -- and the leading alternatives to and struggles against a system which puts profits over people, unregulated growth over sustainability and money over morals"--Container. Read more...
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Genre/Form:	Sound recordings
Material Type:	Document, Audio book, etc.
Document Type:	Sound Recording, Computer File
All Authors / Contributors:	Agent Apple.; Noam Chomsky; Alexander Cockburn; Howard Zinn; Vandana Shiva; Robin Hahnel; Rahula Janowski; Craig O'Hara; Michael Albert; Ward Churchill; Chris Crass; Christian Parenti; Normon Solomon Find more information about:
ISBN:	1902593359 9781902593357 1902593367 9781902593364
OCLC Number:	50449835
Notes:	AK Press: AKA 022CD (additional no. on disc: VIRUS 272CD). Various lecturers. Compact discs.
Performer(s):	Various lecturers.
Description:	2 sound discs (128 min.) : digital, mono. ; 4 3/4 in.
Contents:	Disc one. Capitalism, world trade, and economics / Noam Chomsky (9:20) -- Some reflections on globalization : then and now / Alexander Cockburn (7:44) -- Advice for history teachers / Howard Zinn (2:10) -- Methods of organizing / Howard Zinn (1:44) -- Extending solidarity / Howard Zinn (0:48) -- Conspiracy theories / Howard Zinn (3:59) -- Women, bioengineering, corporations and the State / Vandana Shiva (13:55) -- The WTO, neoliberalism, and global economic policy / Robin Hahnel (3:27) -- Pies, politics and prison / Rahula Janowski (5:07) -- The biotic baking brigade and the global pastry uprising / Agent Apple (6:15) -- A reading from the Seattle N30 Communique from the Acme collective of the black bloc / Craig O'Hara (6:28). Disc two. What is "globalization"? / Noam Chomsky (5:29) -- Poverty, debt and colonialism / Noam Chomsky (4:27) -- Economics, strategy, and class conflict / Michael Albert & Robin Hahnel (5:49) -- Native America, genocide, and the scalp bounty / Ward Churchill (7:16) -- Collective liberation / Chris Crass (12:49) -- Lockdown America / Christian Parenti (14:58) -- Corporate media and its discontents / Normon Solomon (8:15) -- "You fucked up!" : strategic organizing for the new millennia / Alexander Cockburn (2:11) -- Critical mass / Craig O'Hara (3:02).
Other Titles:	Monkey wrenching the new world order Global capitalism and its discontents

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"This double CD ranges over the changing politics of globalization, neoliberalism and world trade, colonialism and debt, militarism and policing, native and indigenous rights and struggles, frankenfood and genetic engineering, capitalism and the fairy-tale economic boom -- and the leading alternatives to and struggles against a system which puts profits over people, unregulated growth over sustainability and money over morals"--Container.

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