Le capitalisme néolibéral est en proie à une crise sans précédent, qui a révélé non seulement les limites de la finance « libéralisée », mais qui, plus significativement, a mis sur la défensive, pour la première fois, le dessein néolibéral d'envergure mondiale. Il est maintenant possible de poser ouvertement la question de la cohérence et du caractère soutenable du néo-libéralisme, et de l'opportunité du capitalisme même.
Les débats qui se font jour et, simultanément, la croissance lente voire poussive des organisations et des mouvements sociaux radicaux ont été portés par la prise de conscience progressive que le capitalisme a profondément déstabilisé l'environnement de la planète, et qu'il menace directement la survie de nombre d'espèces, y compris la nôtre. Le Capital de Marx n'est pas un livre sur l'environnement ou sur le néo-libéralisme.
Les objectifs de cet ouvrage sont plus limités et, en même temps, plus abstraits et ambitieux : Le Capital de Marx passe en revue et explique les éléments clés de la critique sans concession, la plus soutenue et la plus cohérente du capitalisme en tant que système, telle que l'avait développée à l'origine Karl Marx. Alors même que le capitalisme lutte pour juguler sa toute dernière crise, les écrits de Marx ont gagné en actualité et en intérêt et leur popularité a grimpé en flèche.
Et même si ses oeuvres se trouvent généralement sur le web et peuvent être téléchargées gratuitement, on les retrouve en haut de plusieurs palmarès des ventes et on peut même en trouver des éditions concurrentes dans les principales librairies. Le Capital de Marx n'a pas vocation à s'y substituer ; son but est plutôt de faciliter la lecture des textes économiques de Marx en donnant une vue d'ensemble structurée des principaux thèmes qu'ils abordent et de leurs conclusions.
Ce livre en est à sa cinquième édition dans sa version anglaise. Sans équivalent en France, il était important qu'il soit enfin traduit.

Ca-pi-tal !

Eleven of our most suspenseful new voices spin tales to intrigue you on both foreign and domestic shores. Murder, missing persons, espionage, hit-men and love gone wrong fill the pages of this tome all for the pleasure of your inner sleuth!

The Mysteries of Suspense

Where Cowboys Roam is a collection of fourteen Western themed short stories from ten unique writers that spin yarns capturing the feel of the West from both yesterday and today. Each story in this collaborative collection depicts various aspects of life in a section of American history know as the Old West.

Where Cowboys Roam

Tournament Games features seven short tales of old set in the middle ages. From whimsical Knights to battle hardened warriors; a murder mystery to the fall of Camelot; mythical creatures & ghosts; even a young girls deepest desire for the prized zither at the tournament, each story offers a glimpse into an age gone by.

Tournament Games

Kiss & Tell showcases six short stories from romantic to steamy. Ben Fine introduces us to A Tale of Two WomenCynthia Lucas allows us to Step Into My WorldDestiny Pifer shows A New BeginningMia Hern is completely With YouDr. Oliver Brady takes you on Walk the Glenand Pam Flores-Lowry is simply Perfection

Kiss & Tell

The Adventures of Pirates features nine unique yarn-spinners from Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States. These tall tales will captivate your inner desire for adventure and the love of the high seas!The novella Pirate Tales, by E. W. Farnsworth, takes you on a global journey through the seas of our past, thrilling you every step of the way. The inquisition plays a part in the tale from Benjamin Fine, and the war between the English and Spanish set the scene for espionage on the seas in the short story from Matthew Wilson. These are just a few of the yarns spun for your enjoyment in The Adventures of Pirates!

The Adventures of Pirates

The year is 1560, the Inquisition in Madrid has turned on the conversos in Al-Andalus, and the Benzions must flee to their holdings in Palermo. Don Miguel Benzion, a former Captain in the employ of the Duke of Sienna, and the son of a wealthy converso family in Granada, Spain must sell the family business before he is trapped by the inquisition and is forced to flee to Cuba. On the voyage to Cuba, Don Miguel meets the lovely and vivacious Senorita Imelda, who tames this famous swordsman and becomes the love of his life. Once in Cuba, they are forced once again to flee, this time to Mexico.  In the Gulf of Mexico, they are captured by pirates, led by the madman Jerusalem, who's ultimate goal is to recapture Palestine. To save his friends, his family, and his love, Miguel throws his lot in with the pirates. While the pirates end up defeated by the Spanish on the southern coast of Sicily, Don Miguel manages to escape. Can Don Miguel make it to Palermo to reunite with his family? Will the local mafiosi be sympathetic to his plight or will they be yet another obstacle? Will Miguel ever find his Imelda, or will he be too late?

Out of Granada

The trials and tribulations of settling the western half of America over a hundred and fifty years ago are legendary. With the numerous mountain ranges came the inevitable need for the settlers to cross them. This premise is what prompted Zimbell House to create this anthology. The Mountain Pass tells twelve such tales from the perspective of eleven new writers. Some are heart-wrenching, and others are humorous, but all give a glimpse of the courage and perseverance it took for these brave souls to make it through the mountain pass.

The Mountain Pass

1929 was the end of a golden age. Six aspiring writers spin tales set in a time in history when changes were afoot. While some sought the American Dream, others had to deal with vampiric siblings. Facing lost loves and gaining new freedoms define the beginning of a new age. Of course, the government was going through some changes itself in The Black Chamber, while everyday heroes could be confused with the Devil. Which will be your favorite?

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