UUJECBy Wendell Berry, 1970, 1989 “Racism versus Community” Wendell Berry hails from Kentucky farm country, so he has had to deal with the heritage of racism in the… Continue Reading The Hidden Wound
How the Environmental MovementLost Its Way & What We Can Do about It By Derrick Jensen, Lierre Keith, & Max Wilbert, 1202 “Overwhelming Obstacles, No Practical Solutions” Derrick… Continue Reading Bright Green Lies
How We Came Apart, How We Come Together by Van Jones, 2017 Van Jones takes both the Left and the Right to task for fomenting the cultural wars… Continue Reading Beyond the Messy Truth
by Steve Keen, 2017 Steve Keen is the world’s leading heterodox economist, so when he speaks, I listen. In this little book, he sums up his model of… Continue Reading Can We Avoid Another Financial Crisis?
A Global Quest for a Simpler, Fairer, and More Efficient Tax System By T.R. Reid, 2017 T.R. Reid draws on impressive global reporting (as in The Healing of… Continue Reading A Fine Mess
An Enlightened Approach to the Dismal Science by Clair Brown, Ph.D, 2017 Berkeley economist Clair Brown got fed up with free-market economics and turned to Buddhism. She sought… Continue Reading Buddhist Economics
by John Geyman, M.D., 2017 Corporate Power vs. the Common Good John Geyman is a family practitioner and administrator who has experienced first-hand the transformation of the U.S.… Continue Reading Crisis in US Health Care
by Branco Milanovic, 2016 A New Approach for the Age of Globalization Branko Milanovic demonstrates that escalating economic inequality within nations is occurring globally, not just in the… Continue Reading Global Inequality
Essays on a Failing System by Wolfgang Streek, 2016 In this provocative collection of essays, Streeck lays out capitalism’s self-destructive dynamics, “spreading like cancer. . . feeding parasitically… Continue Reading How Will Capitalism End?
A Five-Stage Framework for Creating Radical Social Change by George Lakey, 2016 What makes this book so great is not just its clear explanation of strategic thinking for… Continue Reading Toward a Living Revolution