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Mentioned in 7 episodes

If We Burn

The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution

Book • 2023

Mentioned by

Joshua Citarella

Samantha Hancox-Li

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Alie Ward

, discussing Twitter's origins and the book's detailing of mass protests.

Revolutionology (REBELLIONS & SOCIAL CHANGE) with Jack Goldstone

Mentioned by

Nima Shirazi

as Vincent Bevin's second book, published in 2023, also by Public Affairs.

Ep 232: US Meddling, the Limits of 'Agency' Discourse and How Media Chooses Which 'Voices' To Center

Mentioned by

Matthew Remski

as an excellent book analyzing the global surge of mass protests from 2010 to 2020.

Brief: Graeber vs Bannon, Anarchism vs Leninism (Part 1)

Recommended as further reading on why spontaneity fails.

Ep 84 - Reform or Revolution (Part I of II)

Mentioned by Robert Raymond when discussing the mass protests of the last decade and the lack of significant change.

From the Frontlines: Class Struggle and Class War in the US Southeast w/ Cecilia Guerrero

Mentioned by John Greenaway as worth paying attention to regarding a return to questions of strategy and organization.

Ernst Bloch's Utopian Marxism: A New Hope with Jon Greenaway

Mentioned by

Joshua Citarella

as a recent source that covers the origins of Twitter.

The internet has been building to this

Mentioned by

Samantha Hancox-Li

, who was influenced by it, as a book about the failure of horizontalist organizing.

The State of the Resistance

Mentioned by

Osita Nwanevu

when discussing protest movements around the world.

How Will the Left Respond to Trump?

Mentioned by

Josh Citarella

and

Brace Belden

as a book they both enjoyed, discussing its insights on mass protests and revolutions.

Doomscroll 01: Brace Belden

Mentioned by

Matthew Remski

as an excellent book examining Brazil's 2013 transit fair protests.

Bonus Sample: Graeber vs Bannon, Anarchism vs Leninism (Part 2)

Mentioned by

Ryan Grimm

when discussing the results of mass mobilizations and protest activity around the world.

Mahmoud Khalil: From Palestine to Columbia, and the Cost of Speaking Out

Mentioned by Jacob, who says the book is literally pulling a line from Hunger Games and people during the Hong Kong protests had a sign that said that.

They Called Her Rebel: Speculative Fiction, Revolutionary Art, and the Politics of Imagination

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