Five Days That Shook the World

Discover the gripping narrative of Five Days That Shook the World by Alexander Cockburn, published in 2000. This compelling account delves into the most intense popular uprising since the Vietnam War protests, vividly capturing the convergence of diverse groups including trade unionists, environmentalists, human rights advocates, and farmers. Set against the backdrop of the historic protests against the World Trade Organization in Seattle, Cockburn provides an insightful exploration of political discontent and the dynamics of activism. With 120 pages of in-depth analysis, this paperback edition is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersections of globalization, political science, and social movements. Join the conversation about the fight for justice and the impact of collective action in today's world.