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  • av Florent Gabarron-Garcia
    219

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    av Paul Lashmar
    297

  • av Stewart Home
    198

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    av Rahul Rao
    251

  • av Laura C. Forster
    219

  • av Nancy Hiemstra
    219

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    av Alana Lentin
    266,-

  • av David Balzer
    219

  • av Vasilis Kostakis
    198

    Can football become a force for liberation or is it just another 'opium of the masses'?

  • - A Guide to Lost Landscapes, Unsung Heroes and Radical Histories
    av Chris Carlsson
    198

    A radical, alternative guidebook to the history of San Francisco, complete with maps detailing walking and bike routes around the city.

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    A profound collection of Palestinian writing revealing a rich tapestry of culture and history

  • - A Beginner's Guide
    av Khaled Hroub
    198

    'This short, timely introduction provides a history of the movement, a rundown of key policies, sketches of key figures ... Hroub's aim is to "e;debunk"e; western misconceptions by depicting what he calls "e;the real Hamas"e;: embedded in the community by its social arms, and driven to suicide bombing by Israeli intransigence. [Yet] Hroub is not afraid to voice criticism or disquiet.' Guardian'This book could not be timelier. Khaled Hroub expertly answers every important question about Hamas and insightfully explains its ideology, organisation and appeal. Concise, lucid and invaluable.' James Piscatori, Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies The U.S. views Hamas as a terrorist organisation. Yet, to the great surprise of many, Hamas swept to victory in the 2006 Palestinian Authority elections. Hamas is now a democractically elected political party. This is the first beginner's guide to this controversial political organisation. Explaining the reasons for Hamas's success, this book provides the key facts that are so often missing from conventional news reports. It's a one-stop guide that gives a clear overview of Hamas's history, key beliefs, and its political agenda.Written by a leading Al-Jazeera journalist and Cambridge academic, this unique book provides a refreshing perspective that gets to the heart of the reasons behind Hamas's victory. It provides a critical overview of Hamas's attitudes to Israel, including religious beliefs and suicide bombings, its attitude to the PLO and its programme of grassroots social work within Palestine.The reality of Hamas's victory means that the West will now have to engage with it more seriously if there is to be peace in the Middle East. This book provides the first essential step towards a better understanding of the challenges and suprises that the future may hold.Praise for Khaled Hroub's previous book, Hamas: Political Thought and Practice:'[Hroub's] in-depth and dispassionate presentation of the Hamas doctrine is masterful.'Foreign Affairs'The best-researched and most objective study.'Joseph Massad, Columbia University

  • av Fatemeh Karimi
    366,-

    The first comprehensive study of women guerrillas in Iranian Kurdistan

  • av W. A. Domingo
    366,-

    The first biography and collected writings of one of the leading West Indian anti-colonialists of the twentieth century

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    av Helma Lutz
    297

    Shining a light on the commercialization of migrant care work

  • av Nicholas Mirzoeff
    198

    How social media shaped the new global intifada

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    What happens when the police becomes an army?

  • av Peter Gelderloos
    198

    How does nonviolence fail our movements?

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    av Nicola Field
    375

  • av Joanne Conaghan
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  • av Michael Hudson
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  • av Jean Baudrillard
    166

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    av David Widgery
    841,-

  • av Jean Baudrillard
    166 - 841,-

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    av Susan George
    375

  • av Matt Perry
    343

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    av Frantz Fanon
    841,-

    The explosion will not happen today. It is too soon ... or too late.First published in English in 1968, Frantz Fanon's seminal text was immediately acclaimed as a classic of black liberationalist writing. Fanon's descriptions of the feelings of inadequacy and dependence experienced by people of colour in a white world are as salient and as compelling as ever. Fanon identifies a devastating pathology at the heart of Western culture, a denial of difference, that persists to this day. His writings speak to all who continue the struggle for political and cultural liberation in our troubled times.

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