Lexington Books
Pages: 224
Trim: 6½ x 9¾
978-0-7391-3974-5 • Hardback • March 2010 • $121.00 • (£93.00)
978-0-7391-3976-9 • eBook • March 2010 • $37.99 • (£29.00)
Amy Buzby is a Ph.D. candidate of political theory at Rutgers University.
Part 1 Section I: The Declining State of Politics and Culture
Chapter 2 A Conversation with Benjamin Barber
Chapter 3 A Conversation with Studs Terkel
Chapter 4 A Conversation with Frances Fox Piven
Part 5 Section II: The Rise of Neoliberalism, Imperialism and American Hegemony
Chapter 6 A Conversation with Cornel West
Chapter 7 A Conversation with Daniel Ellsberg
Chapter 8 A Conversation with Jurgen Habermas
Chapter 9 A Conversation with David Harvey
Chapter 10 A Conversation with Benny Morris
Part 11 Section III: Crisis in the Middle East
Chapter 12 A Conversation with Rashid Khalidi
Chapter 13 A Conversation with Ilan Pappe
Chapter 14 A Conversation with Tariq Ali
Chapter 15 A Conversation Between American and Iraqi Intellectuals
Part 16 Section IV: Alternative Visions and Modes of Resistance
Chapter 17 A Conversation with Saad Eddin Ibrahim
Chapter 18 A Conversation with Bianca Jagger
Chapter 19 A Conversation with Peter Singer
Chapter 20 About the Interviewees
This is an important book and it arrives a precipitous moment in world history. Amy Buzby has done an outstanding job bringing together leading political voices to address some of the most urgent topics of our time.
— Peter McLaren, Honorary Chair Professor and Director of the Center for Critical Studies, Northeast Normal University, China
Amy Buzby has collected a wonderful set of interviews with some of the leading intellectuals of our time. They provide an insight into the cosmopolitan style and political purposes of Logos—and they also make for fine reading! Don't miss this book!
— Stephen Eric Bronner, Rutgers University