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Washington Bullets – Vijay Prashad

December 28, 2020

Washington Bullets is about the bullets sent by architects of U.S. imperialism—the nation’s political and economic elites—to crush revolutions, assassinate democratically elected leaders, and to destroy hope.

Ghachar Ghochar – Vivek Shanbhag

December 23, 2020

In this novella, Kannada-language author Vivek Shanbhag presents the story of a family afflicted with sudden wealth, after having lived in poverty. Through the narrator, Shanbhag describes a changing family dynamic and personal experience to offer a potent social commentary on the consequences of India's liberal reforms.

Ostrvo Pelikana – Miodrag Majić

December 20, 2020

Da li postoje razlike između prava i pravde u nejednakom društvu ili je to samo lažna dilema radi zadovoljavanja sopstvenih iluzija o sebi i drugima? Roman Ostrvo Pelikana ostavlja čitaocima da sami pronađu svoj odgovor.

U Jarku – Slađana Nina Perković

December 16, 2020

U Jarku je roman koji se poigrava sa čitaocima, uporedo predstavljajući nadu u beznađu, sreću u nesreću, komediju u tragediji i smeh u suzama. Jarak je začarani krug kroz koji književnica vodi svoje čiotaoce da bi ih na kraju romana ostavila da sami odluče da li da nastave ili da

Zamalek – Dejan Tiago Stanković

December 9, 2020

U romanu Zamalek Dejana Tiaga Stankovića, čitalac ima priliku da se upozna sa idejom Egipta i kulturološkim razlikama predstavljenih od strane Arne, Amerikanke poreklom iz Jugoslavije, koja se seli u Kairo gde upoznaje Kostu, antikvara. Zajedno, oni vode čitaoce kroz istoriju Egipta i ukazuju na to kako se ona oslikava

Đubre – Marko Vidojković

December 5, 2020

Đubre u ljudima i đubre oko ljudi - Vidojkovićev roman poprima elemente katarzične mržnje prema vlasti. Radnja je ispričana kroz surov lik Dragiše i njegovih saradnika koji su zarobili državu i podredili je vlastitim interesima. Kroz Dragišu čitalac uviđa da je on u svoj svojoj bespomoćnosti sastavni deo priče.

Snowden’s Box – Dale Maharidge and Jessica Bruder

December 3, 2020

Bruder and Maharidge reveal their peripheral, yet crucial, involvement in Snowden's disclosures and detail the effects knowledge of vast surveillance mechanisms has on journalists. They also provide ways for individuals to enhance their online privacy and decrease their digital footprint.

The Loss of Hindustan – Manan Ahmed Asif

December 1, 2020

Manan Ahmed Asif has written a book of great importance for the understanding of present-day communalism in India. He documents how the unified multicultural political identity of Hindustan was lost through colonial interpretations of the past which still dominate our understanding of Hindu-Muslim relations.

Ruminacije o Predstojećoj Katastrofi – Filip Grbić

November 22, 2020

Dobitnik Nagrade Miloš Crnjanski za 2016/2017 godinu, ovaj roman pokušava da opiše stvarnost kakvom je autor smatra, namećući čitaocima sopstvena verovanja u šta ona predstavlja.

Gaza – Norman Finkelstein

November 20, 2020

Since 2004, Israel has launched eight devastating “operations” against Gaza’s largely defenseless population. Thousands have perished, and tens of thousands have been left homeless. In the meantime, Israel has subjected Gaza to a merciless illegal blockade. What has befallen Gaza is a man-made humanitarian disaster.

Po Šumama i Gorama – Milenko Bodirogić

November 11, 2020

Roman Milenka Bodirogića vodi čitaoce zajedno sa Rajićem i njegovim pripovedačem uporednim putevima revolucije i njene negacije koju trenutno živimo, opisujući nekadašnji emancipatorski duh koji je trenutno zamenjem talačkim.

Ples oko Sunca – Vedrana Rudan

November 9, 2020

Vedrana Rudan ukazuje na posledice nepravde i neravnopravnosti koje sačinjavaju njen uzbudljiv život. Ovo je autobiografija koliko i društvena kritika sa karakterističnim komentarima jedne od najčitanijih spisateljica u regionu.

Just War and the Responsibility to Protect – Robin Dunford and Michael Neu

November 2, 2020

Dunford and Neu provide a clear and comprehensive critique of Just War theories and the R2P doctrine, showing how their distorting frameworks justify Western intervention while ignoring the systemic causes that led to the crises in the first place.

The Class Politics of Law – Eric Tucker & Judy Fudge (Eds.)

October 26, 2020

This collection of essays advances a class analysis of the law, showing how capitalism shapes the law and how the law in turn acts to advance the interests of the capitalist class.

The Right to Maim – Jasbir K. Puar

October 16, 2020

Puar uses the concept of “debility”—bodily injury and social exclusion brought on by economic and political factors—to disrupt the category of disability.

Dying for an iPhone – Jenny Chan, Mark Selden and Pun Ngai

October 10, 2020

The book reveals the human cost of buyer-driven supply chains and capitalism by examining the consequences of the relationship between Apple and its supplier Foxconn on Chinese workers.

The New Map – Daniel Yergin

October 4, 2020

Yergin offers an account of how energy revolutions and climate change shape great power rivalries and their geopolitical strategies while setting them on a collision course in their pursuit of global dominance.

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