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Alyshia Gálvez's book is a call to action to consider food and diet as an integral part of political economy.

A daughter recovers the memory of her father, lost to espionage at the dawn of the modern oil age.

The Dispossessed is a searing manifesto against the monstrous inhumanity of the US led global border regime.

An interview with authors Hilary Moore and James Tracy.

Savage Ecology explores the connections between the U.S. war machine and climate change.

Just as he had lived a double life, Oscar Wilde was destined to a double afterlife.