Bøger af Jeremy Corbyn

Preface - Jeremy Corbyn (Peace and Justice Project) Introduction - Andrew Feinstein (Shadow World Investigations), Rhona Michie (Shadow World Investigations and the Corruption Tracker), and Paul Rogers (University of Bradford and openDemocracy) Part I: The Global Arms Trade 1. The Global Arms Trade: How It Works, and How We Might Control It - Anna Stavrianakis (University of Sussex) 2. If you have a hammer, everything looks like a nail: How guns define international relations - Vijay Prashad (Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research) Part II: The Impact of the Arms Trade 3. Militarism and the Climate Emergency - Stuart Parkinson (Scientists for Global Responsibility) 4. The history and current state of Israel's occupation, apartheid and genocide in Palestine, and how this is fuelled and encouraged by the West and the flow of weapons (title and contributor TBC) 5. Chapter on Yemen (title pending) - Ali Myas (Mwatana for Human Rights) 6. Displacement in Northern Uganda: the Horrors of the LRA War - Tabitha Agaba and Ian Katusiime 7. Arms Trade in the Land of Gandhi: The Military Industrial Complex and Its Impact on the World's Largest Democracy, India - Binalakshmi Nepram (Manipur Women Gun Survivors Network) 8. The Market of Death as Seen from Latin America - Ana Penido (Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research) Part III: Global Campaigns Against the Arms Trade 9. Stop the War Coalition: A Mass Movement Against Weapons and War - Lindsey German (Stop the War) 10. Direct Action Against the Arms Trade (title pending) - Palestine Action 11. Youth Campaigns Against the Arms Trade - Carmen Wilson (Demilitarise Education) 12. Lynchpin of the Pacific: Ending the Militarisation of Hawai'i - Kawena'ulaokala Kapahua (Hawaiian Independence movement) 13. Strategic Litigation Against the Global Arms Trade: Countering Irresponsibility under International and Domestic Arms Control Law - Valentina Azarova (de: border // Migration Justice Collective, Emergent Justice Collective, Feminist Autonomous Centre) 14. Worker/trade union strikes against the arms trade (title and contributor TBC) Conclusion - Andrew Feinstein, Rhona Michie and Paul Rogers Glossary

Jeremy Corbyn and Len McCluskey collaborated to help achieve the biggest electoral success for socialism in recent British history. The two men share a passionate belief in a fairer, more equal Britain, encapsulated in Labour's election slogan "For the many, not the few."That slogan, inspired by Shelley's famous poem The Masque of Anarchy, points to something else the two have in common: a lifelong enthusiasm for poetry. In this sparkling anthology they discuss the poems that have moved and enlightened them. Their choices travel over centuries and continents, with poets ranging from Shakespeare and Juana de la Cruz, through William Blake and Emily Dickinson, to Bertolt Brecht, Stevie Smith and Linton Kwesi Johnson. Rounding out the collection are appreciations of poems selected by guest contributors Melissa Benn, Rob Delaney, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Ken Loach, Morag Livingstone, Francesca Martinez, Karie Murphy, Maxine Peake, Michael Rosen, Alexei Sayle and Gary Younge. With the burgeoning popularity of poetry, especially among Gen Z, this joyful celebration of the power of verse is bound to delight and inspire across a wide audience. All royalties from sales of this book will be donated to the Peace and Justice Project.