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1984 and After

by Roussopoulos Hewitt

ISBN13: 9780920057292
ISBN10: 0920057292

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A fresh and provocative perspective on authoritarianism and its libertarian alternatives by George Woodcock, Claire Culhane, Murray Bookchin, Noam Chomsky, Frank Harrison. "Readable, revealing, and, though disturbing, encouraging. More books like this could give anarchy a good name."--Books in Canada

About the Author

Dimitri Roussopoulos was a prominent New Left activist in the 1960s, locally and internationally. He continues to write and edit on major issues while being a committed activist testing theory with practice.

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ISBN:: 9780920057292
Binding:: Trade Paperback
Publication date:: 10/06/2022
Publisher:: Black Rose Books
Language:: English
Pages:: 234
LCCN:: 84090210
Series Volume:: no. 124 =
UPC Code:: 2800920057294
Author:: Marsha Hewitt
Author:: Dimitrios Roussopoulos
Author:: Dimitri Roussopoulos
Author:: Roussopoulos Hewitt
Subject:: Authoritarianism
Subject:: World History-1650 to Present
Subject:: Twenty-first century
Subject:: Twentieth century

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