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Title: Capitalism's World Disorder: Working-Class Politics at the Millennium by Jack Barnes ISBN: 0-87348-818-0 Publisher: Pathfinder Press (NY) Pub. Date: 01 April, 1999 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $23.95

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: History is proving this book right
Comment: As the capitalist world has begun to spiral into war, this book for workers and young fighters for social change becomes more important. Internet and stock market gurus may say otherwise, but this book points out that the so-called boom of the 1990s was based on the sacrifices of workers, not clever investment or new technology. Now we are faced with the ultimate sacrifice--an era of deepening war. This book explains how the disorder gives workers a chance to make history and save humanity. Those alarmed by the rise of right-wing hate movements must read the chapter on Patrick Buchanon's reactionary 'culture war.'

Rating: 5
Summary: Capitalism Marching Us Toward Depression And World War
Comment: Socialism Dead ?Or Capitalism Marching Us To WW III ?
As the market system slides into the New Depression and a catastrophic war--not against 'terrorism', but for markets , oil, Yankee domination--young and not-so-young fighters for a world fit for humans to live in NEED THIS BOOK.The author analyzes the roots of the present crisis, and relates the collective experience of a revolutionary party of industrial union workers --in the belly of the Imperial Beast ! -- preparing to help lead the resistance to come.

Rating: 5
Summary: A book to help us understand our times
Comment: To those who think that the idea of replacing the system died with the mass movements of the 1960s, to workers who want to see a way out of the constant grinding down of our standard of living and conditions, to young people who want to understand a way forward to education, to people of the world who want to get up out of the poverty and oppression that we all face. THIS IS THE BOOK. This the book that tells us where we have come, even though it was written several years ago. This is the book that puts these things in perspective not of our job, our school, our neighborhood, but of the world, of history, of working people, farmers, youth. No one can really understand our time in history without reading this book written from the standpoint of working people. It is not the product of the author alone, but of the collective discussion and experience of fighting, thinking, struggling Marxist workers, farmers, youth, and intellectual around the world.