Marjaleena Repo's reading list


Understanding the systematic dismantling of Yugoslavia

To understand what happened to (the former) Yugoslavia is a key to understanding what is going on in the world in 2008. The bombing of Yugoslavia in 1999 was, in effect, globalism's first war, with other illegal invasions, occupations and assaults on sovereign countries to follow, with increasing speed and brutality.

The following books are "must reads" for all who want to know how a functioning country was destroyed, bit by bit, by the Western powers, and what that meant for all humanity. They are all available from Campaign for Canada, Box 1983, Saskatoon, SK, S7K 3S5, tel 306-664-8443, email ccaftnat@sasktel.net.

Edward S. Herman and David Peterson, The dismantling of Yugoslavia. A study in inhumanitarian intervention — and a Western liberal-left intellectual and moral collapse. (A special issue of Monthly Review, October 2007) $5.00 Mailing $3.00.

Peter Brock, Media cleansing: Dirty reporting. Journalism and tragedy in Yugoslavia. Foreword by David Binder. (GM Books 2006) $25.00 Mailing $10.00.
Read review of Peter Brock's book by Ed Herman http://musictravel.free.fr/political/political68.htm

Michael Mandel, How America gets away with murder: Illegal wars, collateral damage and crimes against humanity (Pluto Press 2004) $25.00 Mailing $4.00
Read review of Michael Mandel's book by Ed Herman http://musictravel.free.fr/political/political66.htm

Diana Johnstone, Fools' crusade: Yugoslavia, NATO and Western delusions (Monthly Review Press 2002) $20.00 Mailing $4.00 Read review of Diana Johnstone's book by Ed Herman http://www.monthlyreview.org/0203herman.htm

Jean Bricmont, Humanitarian imperialism (Monthly Review Press 2006) $15.00 Mailing $4.00.
Read interview with Jean Bricmont http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?ItemID=9506
Read book review by Steven Sherman: "The perils of humanist intervention" http://www.counterpunch.org/sherman06062007.html Counterpunch, June 6, 2007.

NOTE: If you order several books, the mailing costs are less. Please let us know by email (ccaftnat@sasktel.net) what books you want, and we will send you the cost of mailing. Or, you can inquire by calling 306-664-8443, where we can also take your orders and payments by phone. If you are ordering only one of the books, please send cheque or money order, or place your order by phone and pay by credit card.

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