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Laini Taylor

Dreamdark

Laini Taylor is an award-winning writer. She lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband, illustrator Jim Di Bartolo, and their daughter Clementine Pie.

The English Patient

Sharna Jackson,

Black Artists Shaping the World

Through 14 stories, this picture book edition of the multi-award-winning Black Artists Shaping the World makes the work and lives of Black artists accessible to a younger generation.Featuring full colour …

Dimitrios Roussopoulos

The New Left

Revisits the sixties and traces its ongoing impact on North American politics and culture.

Julie Stauffer

Water Crisis

Two centuries ago, Benjamin Franklin said we do not know the true value of water until the well runs dry.

Ioannis K. Stavrianos

Images and Words

Reveals the underside of American nineteenth century culture through linguistic, artistic or photographic conventions.

Gary Kinsman

Regulation of Desire

A substantial contribution to our understanding of the politics of same-gender sexual relations.

Kristen Kozolanka

Power of Persuasion

Explores the relationship between the politics of the New Right, the media, and democracy.

David Dobereiner

The End of the Street

Puts forth an urban development strategy that responds to the living needs of emerging urban communities.

John Hively

Rigged Game

Demonstrates what popular opinion entertains, that 'the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer.'

Mount

The Diplomacy of War

Long after the last shot was fired, the effects of the Korean War still linger.

Deborah Barndt Gene Desfor & Barbara Rahder [ed.

Just Doing it

Stories of how marginalized groups and individuals battle to gain some measure of control of their lives.

Dimitrios Roussopoulos,

The Anarchist Papers

Brings together some of the best writings of Chomsky, Bookchin, Woodcock, and Castoriadis in one volume.

Mark Achbar,

Manufacturing Consent

18 "Philosopher All-Stars" trading cards affixed to p. 3 of cover.

Bird Nicholson, C. Brid Nicholson

Nicholson, B: Emma Goldman - Still Dangerous

Symbol of working-class militancy and female revolt: Emma Goldman "the most dangerous women in America."

Graeme Mount, Mark Gauthier, Mount Graeme

Mount, G: 895 Days That Changed The World - The presidency o

When asked why he pardoned Nixon, Ford simply replied "it was the right thing to do."

Klaehn Jeffery

Jeffery, K: Bound By Power

Examines how power operates within the world and the various costs which can ensue from dissent.

Rose A. Dyson

Mind Abuse

Violence translates into any language and sells well in a global market: profit is almost always the overriding motive.

Laurie E. Adkin

The Politics of Sustainable Development

Based on documentary evidence, interviews and surveys, this book questions the potential of social and labour movements to effect change.