I haven’t but if that’s something that Lauesen has written I’ll definitely read it, I really like how he has a good grasp of theory but from an activist perspective.
Get it! It is easy to understand and digest while having minimal academic prose or style, the writing and reflection from Lausens involvement in the struggle for liberation acts as a nice personal touch to the material critique of the world system we have created today.
Riding the Wave by Lauesen is a good follow up to the Global Perspective and really examines how intricacies of imperialism relate on the national level and trickle down to the working class of imperialist nations.
Have you by chance also read The Global Perspective? I'm interested in picking it up
I haven’t but if that’s something that Lauesen has written I’ll definitely read it, I really like how he has a good grasp of theory but from an activist perspective.
Get it! It is easy to understand and digest while having minimal academic prose or style, the writing and reflection from Lausens involvement in the struggle for liberation acts as a nice personal touch to the material critique of the world system we have created today.
Riding the Wave by Lauesen is a good follow up to the Global Perspective and really examines how intricacies of imperialism relate on the national level and trickle down to the working class of imperialist nations.