INT International Politics

A compilation of Group Submissions. "This issue tries to focus on what kind of world we are trying to build. and what ideas, strategies, and tactics we offer in these movements for a better world. While group content submissions have a wild variety of content, they all reflect on and illustrate the kind of social movements, and the kind of world we are building. The issue also includes an interview with New Orleans activist Jordan Flaherty" (Zine Intro). Content includes: Minutemen Militia, Frances Newton, Hurricane Katrina.

Fascism in the Philippines

An eye witness account of the financial meltdown and ongoing grassroots rebellion.

Includes Wild Foods in the Urban Economy; Wild Wild Weather, Criminalizing Non-Disclosure of HIV; 21st Century Midwifery; CETA and the HRM; Canadian Mining on Trial; Has the Freshwater Fish Marketing Act Gone Stale

Contents: Criminalizing Immigrants and Refugees; Fighting for an Anti-discrimination Policy; Controversy at Concordia University; The War upon Native Communities in New York; The Ongoing Struggle in Chiapas; The Notion of \'Civil Society\'; Poetic Reflections on 9/11

Zine focusing on the attack on Lebabnon by Israel in 2006.

History of the Palestine-Israel conflict and the Gaza Strip.

keyword: proletariat