Arguments against G8 / edited by Gill Hubbard and David Miller.
What is the G8? Every year world leaders convene for their annual summit, accompanied by thousands of protestors and anti-globalization activists. In Genoa in 2001, street battles between police and demonstrators made world headlines, as one protestor was shot. This book is a one-stop guide for anyo...
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Table of Contents:
- Barbarism Inc. / Gill Hubbard and David Miller
- Globalization and war / Noam Chomsky
- Britain and the G8: a champion of the world's poor? / Mark Curtis
- Democracy / Colin Leys
- War / Lindsey German
- Corporate power / Olivier Hoedemann
- The Gang of 8: the good governance roadshow / Emma Miller
- Climate change / George Monbiot
- Trade / Susan George
- Food security / Caroline Lucas and Michael Woodin
- 'War on terror' on racism, asylum and immigration / Salma Yaqoob
- Privatization and worker's rights: but neo-liberals are such nice people ... / Bob Crow
- Poverty / Tommy Sheridan
- Debt: the debt crisis and the campaign to end it / Vicki Clayton
- Health and HIV/AIDS: fine words and fatal indifference / Ronald Labonte, Ted Schrecker, David McCoy
- Genoa 2001: which side to be on? / Haidi Guiliani
- Where do we go from here? / Sam Ashman
- Naming the problem / David Miller and Gill Hubbard.