LATIN AMERICA
A LAND TO
DIE FOR
/ Binka Le Breton
The Brazilian struggle for land reform,
viewed through the assassination of
Afro-Brazilian priest, Padre Josimo.
Recently translated into Portuguese with
a preface by
Joao Stedile, leader of the
huge Brazilian landless movement, the
MST, and launched from the Brazilian
Congress.  "A remarkable book."–
Antonio R. Magalhaes , former Vice-
Minister of Planning, Brazil."
Recommended Reading" –
Newsletter,
Land Tenure Center,
University of
Wisconsin- Madison  "A wonderful
book…gripping."  –
Sue Branford,
Specialist for Brazil, BBC World Service
GLOBAL
DEPRESSION
AND REGIONAL
WARS
/James Petras

This book exposes the
roots of the crisis in the
unsustainability of the
United States'
military-driven empire
building based on a volatile speculative
economy, and influenced by Zionist policy
makers committed to the colonialist state
of Israel.  Numerous chapters address the
impact on Latin America.
VENEZUELA
The Embattled
Future

/ Frederic F.
Clairmont
examines the September 2010
election in Venezuela, which saw
the governing United Socialist
Party (PSUV) lose its two-thirds
majority, and  the gravity of the
challenges facing President Hugo
Chavez's "Bolivarian Revolution".   
DEMOCRACY IN
A GLOBALIZED
STATE
edited by
Cliff Durand and
Steve Martinot
DuRand and Martinot have done an excellent
service to this inspiring quest by bringing
together distinguished writers especially from
the U.S. and Cuba: a fitting challenge to
imperialist globalization.”   
Arnold August,  author of Democracy in
Cuba and the 1997-98 Elections
 

"confronts one of the most important political
and theoretical problems facing modern
society: how the national state can be
democratised in an era when transnational
corporations rule a global economy...The
authors’ approach helps to update national
liberation strategies common in the 1950s
and 1960s, addressing these questions in the
context of globalisation in a creative and
radical manner. Engaging with this book is
certainly time well spent."   
                          
Jerry Harris, Race and Class
STATE TERRORISM   
AND THE UNITED
STATES:
From Counterinsurgency
to the War on Terrorism
/ Frederick H. Gareau
"I have very much appreciated Prof. Gareau's
fine book on state terror."—
Noam Chomsky"

Frederick Gareau's State Terrorism and the
United States is an important, courageous
analysis of America's long involvement in the
training of foreign military and police
organizations in techniques of torture,
assassination, and ethnic cleansing...
Gareau's research and documentation is path-
breaking... "
—Chalmers Johnson,
Bankers, Zionists,
Militants
/ James Petras
A guide to understanding
the systemic dimensions
of the US empire: the
social forces which rule it,
the systemic politico-
economic and military
means whereby US
domination is assured,
and the current state and
possibility of resistance.
“Jim Petras is one of the best informed
political scientists of his generation.”—
Tom Brass, Editor, The Journal of
Peasant Studies, Cambridge
 
This book examines how hawks and
neoconservatives in the Republican
Party forged a nexus with powerful
rightwing Catholics that would change
the face of Amerian Catholicism, the
structuring of social policy in the
United States, and the American
agenda in the world.

"Betty Clermont's The Neo Catholics
tracks the links of Republican politics,
big money and Catholic ideologues
with a muckraker's zeal. Even those
who do not share Clermont's every
position will be pulled along by her
relentless scrutiny of how the pro-life
mongering and the endless
money-hunt."  
JASON BERRY
THE
NEO-CATHOLICS
:  
Implementing
Christian Nationalism
in America

BETTY CLERMONT
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