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Announcement :: UCIMC |
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IMC Library New Arrivals |
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by Radical Libarians
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21 Jan 2003
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New arrivals at the UCIMC Library. Come check them out... |
Artzine: Smith, Joe: The Die Culture Literarue Philosophy: Vol. 2 Issue 1: College Park: Red Roach Press: Winter 2003: Thoughts on numbers--ISBN, ISSN, UPC, Book reviews, Letters on a Zine Ethic: Zine
Arts and Culture: Hootenanny Collective: Hootenanny--A song book of radical campfire songs: : Tuscon: Feral Press: 2001: radical campfire songs: Book
Audio and Video: Herman, Edward & Noam Chomsky: The Myth of the Liberal Media--The Propaganda Model of News: : Northampton: Media Education Foundation: 1997: The filters of the news-- Propaganda, ownership,advertising,sourcing, flak --domestic issues--healthcare,attack on social programs, labor and business--international issues--anticommunism and market celebration, dictators and democracy. Duration-- 60 minutes: Video
Audio and Video: Mehocic, Beth: Video Poems of Beth Mehocic, Vol. I-A curious State of Being Perpetual Motion EYES forever: : Las Vegas: Beth Mehocic: 2002: : Video
Audio and Video: Goodman, Amy: Toxic Sludge is Good for You--The Public Relations Industry Unspun: : Northampton: Media Education Foundation: 2002: The PR Industry, Roots in Conflict, Not Local, Not News, Third Party Advocacy, Selling Wars, Controliling Damage and Managing Crisis, Silencing Debate. Duration 45 minutes: Video
Audio and Video: Lewis, Justin: Constructing Public Opinion, How Politician and the Media Misrepresent the Public: : Northampton: Media Education Foundation: 2001: Policial Perceptions, Economic Forces, Media Coverage, The Phantom Liberal, Military Omissions, Democratic Ideals. Duration 32 minutes: Video
Communications: Keracher, John: The Head-Fixing Industry: : Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1955: "Readers of this pamphlet will recognize that it is a graphic and informative description of how the capitalist press, schools, churches, "movies", radio, television, etc. fix the minds of the workers to think the thoughts of the capitalist class. It also tells the workers how to offset this master-class propaganda, and how to think in the own interest": Book
Human Rights: Fields, A. Belden: Rethinking Human Rights for the New Millennium: : New York: Palgrave Macmillan: 2003: Fields argues that human rights should be reconceptualized in a holistic way to combine philosophical, historical, and empirical-practical dimensions, Human rights should be viewed not as a set of universal abstractions but rather as a set of past and ongoing social practices rooted in the claims and struggles of peoples against what they consider to be political, economic or social domination.: Book
Human Rights: Peace Pilgrim: Steps Toward Inner Peace: : Hemet: Friends of Pilgrim of Peace: : peace among nations, groups, individuals, inner peace: Book
Labor and Economics: Salerno, Salvatore, editor: Direction Action and Sabotage-Three Classic IWW Pamphlets from the 1910s: : Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1997: "Direction Action and Sabotage" (1912) by Willaim E Trautman, "Sabotage--Its History, Philosophy and Function" (1913) by Walker C Smith, "Sabotage--The Conscious Withdrawal of the Workers' Industrial Efficiency" (1916) by Elizabeth Gurley Flynn: Book
Labor and Economics: Fusfeld, Daniel: The Rise & Repression of Radical Labor--USA 1877-1918: Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1992: "From the brutality of the Pinkertons and the National Guard to the paternalism of the National Civic Federation, from the judicial murders oft eh Haymarket martyrs to the vigilante lynching of Frank Little, this is the story of injunction and imprisonment, of the framing up and the gunning down of dissident workers": Book
Labor and Economics: Marcy, Mary E.: You Have No Country--Workers' Struggle Against War: Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1984: analysis of the social/economic causes of war: Book
Labor and Economics: McGuckin, Henry: Memoirs of a Wobbly: First Person Series, no 2: Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1987: Wobblies inside story, how they lived and worked and hoboed, how they organized, how they ran the legendary strikes and free-speech fights: Book
Labor and Economics: Kelber, Harry: The AFL-CIO leadership crisis 30,000 local unions offer the best hope for new breed of labor leaders: : New York: Labor Educator: 2002: labor leadership: Book
Labor and Economics: Kelber, Harry: A New Game Plan for Unios Organizing, How unions members can become involved to protect their livelihood and future: : New York: Labor Educator: 2002: union organizing: Book
Politics: Thoreau, Henry David: On the Duty of Civil Disobedience: Young America Series No. 3: Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1989: "One of the greatest and most influential classics of American radicalism, Thoreau's Civil Disobedience was written as a lecture of the Concord, Massachusetts, lyceum in January 1848.": Book
Politics: Students for a Democratic Society: The Port Huron Statement: sixties series, no. 1: Chicago: Charles H Kerr: 1999: manifesto of the students for a Democratic Soeity (SDS) in its formative years: Book
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