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This volume attempts to reveal what ordinary people around the world are doing in life-affirming response to economic globalization. From small farmers in Honduras, to urban poor in Bosnia, to Cambodian woodcutters, these essays show modest attempts by those who do not benefit from globalization, to create alternatives that may yield sustainable improvements in people's lives.
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Anthony Moon
reviewed Living in hope on December 28, 2017
Living in hope
By the end of chapter two: So, far, it sucks. That's the most adult comment I can currently muster to describe this obnoxious excuse for a math textbook.
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Finished: By the conclusion of the book, I'm afraid my remarks have not really strayed far from my prefatory analysis.
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