Paperback, 152 pages
English language
Published by Nation Books.
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"Author Rebecca Solnit draws on her life as a writer and activist, on the events of our moment, on our deepest past, to argue for hope - hope even in the dark. Solnit reminds us of how changed the world has been by the activism of the past five decades. Offering a dazzling account of some of the least expected of those changes, she proposes a vision of cause-and-effect relations that provides new grounds for political engagement in the present. Counting historic victories - from the fall of the Berlin wall to the Zapatista uprising to Seattle in 1999 to the Worldwide marches against war in Iraq to Cancun in September 2003 - she traces the rise of a sophisticated, supple, nonviolent new movement of movements that unites all the diverse and fragmentary issues of the eighties and nineties in our new century."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects
- Social action
- Politics/International Relations
- Environmental Policy
- U.S. - Contemporary Politics
- Political Science
- Politics / Current Events
- Social change
- Public Policy - General
- History & Theory - General
- Government - General
- Hope