2007, ISBN: 9781904859581

Chosen by Rebecca Solnit for her "Secret Library of Hope: 12 Books to Stiffen Your Resolve" (Dec. 2007).“The movements in Argentina have been among the most creative a… Altro …

Chosen by Rebecca Solnit for her "Secret Library of Hope: 12 Books to Stiffen Your Resolve" (Dec. 2007).“The movements in Argentina have been among the most creative and inspirational in recent years. Marina Sitrin’s collection allows us to learn from the activists themselves and continue the experiments in autonomy and democracy they have begun.”—Michael Hardt, co-author of Empire“...a fascinating account about what is fresh and new about the Argentine uprising.”—John Holloway, author of Change the World Without Taking PowerThe popular rebellion that began in December 2001 in Argentina with the IMF melt-down and subsequent capital flight sparked a process of creativity that continues to this day. Different from so many social movements of the past, this rebellion rejects political programs, opting instead to create directly democratic spaces on street corners, in factories, and throughout neighborhoods. Many have come to call this new social relationship, “horizontalidad.” Horizontalism is an oral history of the exciting transformations taking place since the popular rebellion. It is a story of cooperation, vision, creation and discovery. It is a history told by people in the various autonomous social movements, from the occupied factories, neighborhood assemblies, arts and independent media collectives, to the indigenous communities and unemployed workers movements. Marina Sitrin is a New York City-based lawyer, writer, and activist who has spent large portions of the past three years in Argentina. Her work has appeared in Left Turn and Perspectives. Trade Books>Trade Paperback>World History>The Americas>Cent & S Amer Hist, AK Press Core >1<

2007, ISBN: 9781904859581

Chosen by Rebecca Solnit for her ""Secret Library of Hope: 12 Books to Stiffen Your Resolve"" (Dec. 2007).""The movements in Argentina have been among the most creative and inspirational … Altro …

Chosen by Rebecca Solnit for her ""Secret Library of Hope: 12 Books to Stiffen Your Resolve"" (Dec. 2007).""The movements in Argentina have been among the most creative and inspirational in recent years. Marina Sitrin''s collection allows us to learn from the activists themselves and continue the experiments in autonomy and democracy they have begun.""-Michael Hardt, co-author of Empire ""... a fascinating account about what is fresh and new about the Argentine uprising.""-John Holloway, author of Change the World Without Taking Power The popular rebellion that began in December 2001 in Argentina with the IMF melt-down and subsequent capital flight sparked a process of creativity that continues to this day. Different from so many social movements of the past, this rebellion rejects political programs, opting instead to create directly democratic spaces on street corners, in factories, and throughout neighborhoods. Many have come to call this new social relationship, ""horizontalidad."" Horizontalism is an oral history of the exciting transformations taking place since the popular rebellion. It is a story of cooperation, vision, creation and discovery. It is a history told by people in the various autonomous social movements, from the occupied factories, neighborhood assemblies, arts and independent media collectives, to the indigenous communities and unemployed workers movements. Marina Sitrin is a New York City-based lawyer, writer, and activist who has spent large portions of the past three years in Argentina. Her work has appeared in Left Turn and Perspectives . | Horizontalism by Marina Sitrin Paperback | Indigo Chapters Books > History > Latin American History > South America P10102, Marina Sitrin<

2007, ISBN: 9781904859581

Chosen by Rebecca Solnit for her "Secret Library of Hope: 12 Books to Stiffen Your Resolve" (Dec. 2007)."The movements in Argentina have been among the most creative and inspirational in … Altro …

Chosen by Rebecca Solnit for her "Secret Library of Hope: 12 Books to Stiffen Your Resolve" (Dec. 2007)."The movements in Argentina have been among the most creative and inspirational in recent years. Marina Sitrin''s collection allows us to learn from the activists themselves and continue the experiments in autonomy and democracy they have begun."-Michael Hardt, co-author of Empire "... a fascinating account about what is fresh and new about the Argentine uprising."-John Holloway, author of Change the World Without Taking Power The popular rebellion that began in December 2001 in Argentina with the IMF melt-down and subsequent capital flight sparked a process of creativity that continues to this day. Different from so many social movements of the past, this rebellion rejects political programs, opting instead to create directly democratic spaces on street corners, in factories, and throughout neighborhoods. Many have come to call this new social relationship, "horizontalidad." Horizontalism is an oral history of the exciting transformations taking place since the popular rebellion. It is a story of cooperation, vision, creation and discovery. It is a history told by people in the various autonomous social movements, from the occupied factories, neighborhood assemblies, arts and independent media collectives, to the indigenous communities and unemployed workers movements.Marina Sitrin is a New York City-based lawyer, writer, and activist who has spent large portions of the past three years in Argentina. Her work has appeared in Left Turn and Perspectives . Books > History > Latin American History > South America List_Books, [PU: AK Press]<

ISBN: 9781904859581

Paperback, [PU: Ak Press], A powerful oral history of modern day revolutionary Argentina. The social movements, neighborhood assemblies, and occupied factories., History Of The Americas, … Altro …

Paperback, [PU: Ak Press], A powerful oral history of modern day revolutionary Argentina. The social movements, neighborhood assemblies, and occupied factories., History Of The Americas, Politics & Government, Demonstrations & Protest Movements, Political Subversion<