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On Fire: The Battle Of Genoa And The Anti-Capitalist Movement

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Eyewitness accounts and analysis from the militant sections of the anti-G8 demonstrations in Genoa in July 2001. There are some big names here (Negri and Hardt, Starhawk, Massimo de Angelis), but its the eyewitness reportage and unsparing dissection of those events from the anonymous heroes which make this such an engaging, thought-provoking, and inspiring document...not to mention a vital piece of our history.
"This collection of articles offers a unique insight into the ideas and actions behind the confrontational approach of these militants. We are not victims, we are not sheep, we all have the ability to be active participants in our own destinies."

141 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

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Starhawk

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Starhawk is an author, activist, permaculture designer and teacher, and a prominent voice in modern Goddess religion and earth-based spirituality. She is the author or coauthor of thirteen books, including the classics The Spiral Dance and The Fifth Sacred Thing. Her latest is the newly published fiction novel City of Refuge, the long-awaited sequel to The Fifth Sacred Thing.

Starhawk directs Earth Activist Training, (www.earthactivisttraining.org), teaching permaculture design grounded in spirit and with a focus on organizing and activism. “Social permaculture”—the conscious design of regenerative human systems, is a particular focus of hers.

She lives on Golden Rabbit Ranch in Western Sonoma County, CA, where she is developing a model of carbon-sequestering land use incorporating food forests and savannahs, planned grazing, and regenerative forestry.

She travels internationally, lecturing and teaching on earth-based spirituality, permaculture, and the skills of activism. Her web site is www.starhawk.org.

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January 22, 2017
The book is quite self-critical with whatever critiques I may have felt. There's a varied recollection of the experiences felt in the anti-G8 march of 2001.
An important piece of contemporary historiography nonetheless.
R.I.P. Carlo Giuliano
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