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Forget the dry, textbook stuff--this is history at its eclectic, snappy, and insightful best.

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In this International Year of the Co-op, Co-operative Revolution illustrates the history and enduring appeal of this robust business model.

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Confidante of Tyrants is the memoir of a young US woman who gained an insider view of the most vilified and secretive world leaders of modern history.

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Food can bring together families, communities, and cultures. This fascinating subject has brought together a unique collection of fiction - including flash fiction, essay, short stories, and "stoku" (amalgam of short story and haiku) from an international line-up of authors.

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Counterpower is the power to remove the power of the "haves," and no major campaign has been successful without it.

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From Occupy to the Arab Spring: how the internet and social media are changing activism and movements. Digital Revolutions conveys the global range and uses of online activism while exploring the issues and controversies involved, successes and limitations. It includes illustrative examples of recent campaigns and movements as well as interviews.

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Dissidents of the International Left features interviews with progressives, leftists, liberals, leaders of social movements, dissidents, anarchists and feminists from all over the world; their views, in their own words.

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Iraqi people's story of dealing with invasion and occupation, told through an activist turned clown.

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A record of the thinking, writing and imagery from Occupy, and a tool for those who carry the Movement forward.

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A unique historical graphic novel that captures key moments in the fight against oppression through the centuries. This book visualises key moments in history where ordinary people have risen up and fought governments, corporations, even empires. Authored by six well-known comic writers.

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An illustrated critique of the negative impacts of religion centered on an appeal for creationism to be dropped from education.

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Short Story Day Africa's next anthology of innovative short fiction is set in the rooms, the passages, the bars and the lobbies of hotels across the continent, and seeks metafiction exploring Africa as a hotel herself. If these walls could talk, what story would they tell

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How to create a better world with less violence and war by institutionalising peace at many levels of society. Vijay Mehta shows how the establishment of Departments of Peace and Peace Centres worldwide will result in saving of trillions of US dollars which governments can utilise in jobs creation, healthcare, education and peace building.

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An intensely moving and striking photographic history of the humanitarian work of the Red Cross.

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The theme for Short Story Day Africa's (SSDA) latest anthology is 'Identity'. This annual competition sought innovative short fiction exploring identity, especially (but not limited to) the themes of gender identity and sexuality.

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A story about relationships set within the big themes of economic inequality and the vision of a more sustainable world.

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The best new African writers - winner and shortlisted stories from the continent's leading literary award.

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A powerful collection in which women home in on nuances of life in far-flung countries.

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A wild and humourous adventure evoking a sense of wonder and fascination with the natural world, woven with subtle messages of sustainability and self worth.

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Short Story Day Africa has assembled 21 of the best new short stories, this year on the theme of migration.

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From Cambodia to Israel-Palestine, nine stories from individuals standing up for their rights.

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An insight into how the arms trade works and the deals which are cut long before the weapons are deployed.

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An international perspective on the resurgence in feminist movements: the advances and the setbacks, the challenges and the contradictions.

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Globalization has shrunk the world in the name of free trade and broken down many of the boundaries between peoples. But it has also been a powerful driver of inequality, over-consumption and corporate control.