In Review: Books, Music, and Film

Books, Music, and Film

Book Review: No Future Without Forgiveness by Desmond Tutu, and Love in Chaos by Mary McAleese

by Maryann Gorman

posted Mar 31, 2000

Yes Magazine Book Reviews: Natural Capitalism: Creating the Next Industrial Revolution by Paul Hawke

by Andre Carouthers

posted Mar 31, 2000

Book Review: Green Collar Jobs: Working In the New Northwest by Alan Thein Durning

by Michael E. Conroy

posted Mar 31, 2000

Book Review - Avant Gardening: Ecological Struggle In the City And the World

by Carmelo Ruiz

posted Oct 29, 1999

Film Review - Cancel the Debt Now!: the Jubilee 2000 Campaign

by Margaret Doyle

posted Oct 29, 1999

Book Review: Fire On the Plateau By Charles Wilkinson

by William deBuys

posted Oct 29, 1999

Book Review: A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold

by Donella Meadows

posted Sep 30, 1999

Book Review - Living for Change by Grace Lee Boggs

by Sarah van Gelder

posted Jun 30, 1999

Book Review - Be A Global Force of One by John Boal

by The American News Service

posted Jun 30, 1999

Book Review: Song for the Blue Ocean by Carl Safina

by Holly Stallworth

posted Mar 31, 1999

Book Review: Song for the Blue Ocean by Carl Safina

Book Review: In Earth's Company by Carl Frankel

by Libba Pinchot

posted Mar 31, 1999

Book Review: On Good Land by Michael Ableman

by Michael Ableman

posted Mar 31, 1999

ON GOOD LAND: The Autobiography of an Urban Farm by Michael Ableman

Book Review: How Wal-Mart is Destroying America: and What You Can do About It by Bill Quinn

by Doug Pibel

posted Nov 02, 1998

Book Review: How Wal-Mart is Destroying America: and What You Can Do About It, by Bill Quinn

Book Review - Do They Hear You When You Cry? by Fauziya Kassindja with Layli Miller Bashir

by Tracy Rysavy

posted Nov 02, 1998

At age 17, Fauziya Kassindja had a good life--loving parents who flouted village tradition by educating their daughters; two brothers and four older sisters who doted on her; a close-knit community of friends; and, by Togo standards, an upper class existence.

Book Review: The Ownership Solution by Jeff Gates

by Gar Alperovitz

posted Nov 02, 1998

Something very important has been quietly building up in the American economy over the last few decades--something which could have portentous implications for the new century: Workers in very, very serious numbers are beginning to own the firms in which they work.