No Borders: Journeys of an Indian Journalist

Description

Challenging stereotyped coverage and images, No Borders is a journey of an Indian journalist through many countries of developed and developing world between 1990-2005. Part-reportage and part-research, based on extensive field work along with photographs, it explores radical changes, interventions and popular protests of the common people, communities, trade unions, farmers and women organisations, people's movements and civil society bodies in USA, UK, Germany, South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Brazil, Bolivia, Nigeria, Malaysia, Indonesia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal and India. The book highlights the internationalisation of environmental and other issues afflicting the majority of humanity across continents and an international solodarity and response in the making. New Regimes, New Untouchables Guns, Bread, Butter and Oil: The Challenging Face of Power The Struggle for Livelihoods Resources of Caste, Class, Community and State Biplane