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Age of extremes: the short twentieth century 1914-1991
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Whose Millennium, theirs or ours?
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A magisterial work by the Nation's Europe correspondent, in which he spells out a democratic, alternative path for the future |
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Karl Marx
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Makes Marx come alive, so to speak
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Rivers of blood, rivers of gold: EuropeÕs conquest of indigenous peoples
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Riveting, sweeping, well-documented history of subjugation and extermination |
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Disposable people
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Telling account of modern-day slavery |
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The magic mountain
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Classic, superb, thought-provoking intellectual drama by 1929 Nobel prize winner |
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No Logo
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Sharp, riveting battle cry against the brand culture |
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One market under God
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A coherent, informed, angry book that provides a manifesto for the anti-capitalist movement |
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Profit over people: neoliberalism and the global order
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The "corporatisation" of the world taking place, with government assistance, causes poverty and ecological destruction |
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Sweatshop warriors: immigrant women workers take on the global factory
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Angry, informative, well written account of grassroots struggle against the global giants
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Silent Takeover: Global Capitalism and the Death of Democracy
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Compelling critique on globalisation and corporate power
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The constant gardener
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A thriller about corporate greed
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A magnificent and remarkable sweep through the century by a master historian