FORTHCOMING
REDESIGNING
THE MIDDLE EAST
The Arab
Revolutions,
Counter Revolution
in Iran and Regime
Change

Takis Fotopoulos
This book demonstrates that the
ultimate aim in all the cases of the
Arab "revolutions" has been to secure
the full integration of all Arab regimes
into the internationalised market
economy ("neoliberal globalisation")
either through a pseudo-
democratisation of existing client
regimes (Tunisia, Egypt) or through
regime-change following a NATO
attack (Libya) with a similar fate clearly
prescribed for Syria and Iran.
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FROM
POSTMODERNISM
TO
POSTSECULARISM
Re-emerging
Islamic Civilization

Eric Walberg
The critical literature on Islam and the
Middle East in English is written from a
western perspective, viewing Islam as
retrograde and the Muslim world as
needing to reform and adapt to the
dominant secular socio-economic and
political paradigm, be it the capitalist
status quo or at best a reformed
non-imperialist socialist alternative.

This book starts with the Islamic
discourse and brings together the
philosophical and moral basis that is
the essence of the Islamic worldview.
The author's goal is to provide a new-old
framework for those critical of the
postmodern discourse, bridging the gap
between East and West with an analysis
that is both accessible and objective.
UNDERSTANDING
SHADOWS
The Corrupt Use
of
Intelligence

Michael Quilligan
"Current history has its mainstream
chroniclers and the corporate media
to let you know what you should
think has been happening, but here
- based on extensive documentation
and research work - you will learn
what is actually behind the glossy
print and public facade of these
major events...".
        Olivier Schmidt,              
ADI journal, Intelligence
A cogently written, intricately researched,
and thought provoking work about the
abuses of government secrecy and the
dirty work of  intelligence agencies."
James DiEugeco -Founder,
Coalition on Political
Assassinations
THE COLONIAL
PRESENT
The Rule of
Ignorance and
the Role of Law
in British
Columbia

Kerry Coast
"This is history as it should be
done."WARD CHURCHILL

"A timely, thorough, and readable exposé
... The Colonial Present integrates
historical context and contemporary
political and cultural dynamics into its
compelling assessment of urgent
questions affecting indigenous land,
natural resources and sovereignty.  This
fascinating study provides a template not
only for understanding but transforming
colonial realities throughout North
America."
Natsu Taylor Saito, Professor of
International Law, Georgia State
University
GOLD WARS
The Battle for
the Global
Economy

by
Kelly Mitchell
Mitchell addresses what's coming,
against the backdrop of what's
here: the ongoing trade deficit
between US and China, the trade
wars, the out of control shadow
banking industry, a quadrillion
dollars in derivatives, resentment
over US dollar policy, attempts to
shore up the currency and protect
mega-banks, a struggle to
maintain the petro-dollar standard
and to maintain the attractiveness
of fiat currencies over sound
money.
INCITING
DIVISION
AMONG
MUSLIMS
The Imperial
Politics of
Chaos in the
Middle East

Mahdi Darius
Nazemroaya
Explores the Arab Spring and the
rekindling of sectarianism, the
constructed Shiite-Sunni Divide,
the conflict in Syria as a
US/Israeli/GCC/NATO project, the
place of Hamas in the Axis of
Resistance, the role of
Non-Muslims and non-Arabs
(Christians, Kurds, Turks), the
growth of Iranian influence and US
coalition building with so-called
Moderates, US/UK/Israeli  
involvement in fuelling
sectarianism in Iraq
THE FAILURE
OF
LAISSEZ-FAIRE
CAPITALISM

by
Paul Craig
Roberts
“In his inimitable way, Roberts describes
how the rhetorical patter talk about free-
markets is a cover story for the horror of an
extractive asset-stripping operation by
publicly supported private banks and the
governments that they control that
impoverishes people and the
environment. He shows that unrealistic
assumptions made by free-trade
ideologues have led to the “New
Dispossession” and a political and
economic race to the bottom, applauded
as a success story by junk economists,
who ignore the reductions in living
standards and rise in environmental
instability"
                      Michael Hudson