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      Category - Books & Reports

      Latin America's Turbulent Transitions

      Class Dynamics of Agrarian Change

      Global Capitalism and Climate Change

      Capitalism versus Planet Earth – an irreconcilable conflict

      Plutocrats: An informative and frustrating book

      How the tar sands produce dirty coal

      Geopolitics of the Amazon

      C&C readers debate 'The contradictions of real socialism'

      The new fight over who owns the earth

      Flight Behavior: Climate change, poverty, and butterflies

      The unequal pain of climate change in Europe

      The World Bank's gross hypocrisy on climate change

      What went wrong with 'real socialism'?

      Essential ecosocialist reading in Korean

      50 years of Silent Spring

      Nature’s matrix: Linking agriculture, conservation and food sovereignty

      Walmart versus the earth

      Central America: One degree rise means disaster for one million farmers

      A nuanced analysis of China's environmental crises

      Counterfire review of Too Many People?

      Le mythe de la souveraineté du consommateur

      Dirty oil and the future of a continent

      China faces massive pollution challenge

      Is human behavior controlled by our genes? Richard Levins reviews ‘The Social Conquest of Earth’

      People Land Truth: A free anniversary ebook by Intercontinental Cry

      A reader reviews "Too Many People?"

      By Light Alone. What if capitalism eliminated hunger?

      Another view of Veblen

      Why today's radicals must read Marx's Das Kapital

      Forty years of How Europe Underdeveloped Africa

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