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COM.ONIXSUITE.9780872864771 03 01 City Lights Books 01 GCOI 87286100945400 02 0872864774 03 9780872864771 15 9780872864771 BC <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>City Lights Open Media</TitleText> <TitleType>01</TitleType> <TitleText>The Other Campaign</TitleText> <TitlePrefix>The</TitlePrefix> <TitleWithoutPrefix>Other Campaign</TitleWithoutPrefix> 1 A01 Marcos, Subcomandante Insurgente Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Subcomandante Marcos is a spokesperson and strategist for the Zapatistas, an indigenous insurgency movement based in Mexico. He first joined the indigenous guerrilla group that was to become the Zapatistas in the early 1980s. Marcos is author of several books translated into English, including Story of the Colors (Cinco Puntos), which won a Firecracker Alternative Book Award, and Our Word is Our Weapon (Seven Stories Press). For more info see: <a href="http://www.ezln.org.mx/" target="_blank">http://www.ezln.org.mx/</a> 2 B01 Ruggiero, Greg Greg Ruggiero Since cofounding the Open Media Series in 1991, Ruggiero has published some of the most outspoken scholars, social justice advocates, and dissidents of our time, including Noam Chomsky, Angela Y. Davis, Howard Zinn, Alice Walker, Allen Ginsberg, Arundhati Roy, Ralph Nader, Barbara Olshansky, The Dalai Lama, Vladimir Chernousenko, Cindy Sheehan, Manning Marable, and Subcomandante Marcos. Ruggiero published the Open Media series independently for several years from Westfield, New Jersey with his friend Stuart Sahulka before bringing the imprint to Seven Stories Press in 1997. Ruggiero worked as senior editor with Seven Stories Press from 1997 to 2005 during which time he published such critically acclaimed and bestselling titles as 9-11 by Noam Chomsky, Silencing Political Dissent by Nancy Chang, Israel/ Palestine by Tanya Reinhart, and Are Prisons Obsolete? by Angela Y. Davis. In 1996, Ruggiero began working with "<a href="http://mediafilter.org/MFF/S38/S38.STR.html" target="_blank">Steal This Radio, 88.7FM</a>," an unlicensed FM radio station on New York City's Lower East Side where for two years he hosted a weekly show using the on-air name of "DJ Thomas Paine." Under a MacArthur grant received by the National Lawyers Guild in 1999, he took a three-month sabbatical from publishing to work as a national organizer for The Micropower Radio Coalition, an organization founded to end the government ban on low-power community radio. That organization's mission and purpose continues to this day through the brilliant efforts of the <a target="_blank" href="http://www.prometheusradio.org/">Prometheus Radio Project</a>. Ruggiero travels often to Chiapas, Mexico. In 1999 he began working with Juana Ponce de Leon to research and edit the book, Our Word is Our Weapon. The New York Times reported that during a trip to Chiapas in January 2000, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nytimes.com/2000/01/06/world/mexico-expels-2-us-supporters-of-zapatistas-who-visited-chiapas.html?pagewanted=1">Ruggiero was forced by the Mexican government to leave Mexico</a> due to alleged affiliation with the Zapatista communities. In November 1999, Ruggiero traveled to Seattle for the historic anti-WTO protests, and while there worked with friends on the first of what has since become a global network of <a target="_blank" href="http://www.indymedia.org/">Independent Media Centers.</a> Represented by the <a href="http://www.ccr-ny.org/v2/home.asp" target="_blank">Center for Constitutional Rights</a>, in February 2002 Greg won a First Amendment victory in Federal District Court . The case, <a target="_blank" href="http://pacer.cadc.uscourts.gov/common/opinions/200202/00-1100a.txt">Ruggiero vs the FCC</a> proved that the U.S. government's lifetime prohibition against individuals who had engaged in civil disobedience from applying for a low-power FM license was unconstitutional. The victory was later overturned by an <a target="_blank" href="http://www.ccr-ny.org/v2/legal/justice/justiceArticle.asp?ObjID=sQkxBe4Qma&Content=86">en banc decision</a>, and the U.S. Supreme Court has rejected to hear the case. Ruggiero authored <a href="http://www.sevenstories.com/book/?GCOI=58322100337230" target="blank">Microradio and Democracy, Low Power to The People</a> and has co-edited several books, including The Speed of Dreams, Selected Writings of Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos (with Canek Peña-Vargas, City Lights Books, 2007) Critical Mass, Voices for a Nuclear Free Future (with Start Sahulka, Open Media,1996), The New American Crisis: Radical Analysis of the Problems Facing America Today (with Start Sahulka, New Press 1995), Open Fire (with Stuart Sahulka, New Press 1993). Ruggiero graduated from Rutgers College in 1988, and spent several years hitchhiking around the US and abroad before settling into publishing. He currently lives and works from "nowhere Zen New Jersey." 3 A24 Hernández Navarro, Luis Luis Hernández Navarro Luis Hernández Navarro is a scholar and journalist who writes for Mexico’s daily newspaper, La Jornada. 01 spa 120 00 120 03 24 Internet CL Hierarchy Latin America 24 Internet CL Hierarchy Literature in Translation 24 Internet CL Hierarchy Politics 01 The Other Campaign is a collection of texts in English and Spanish by Subcomandante Marcos and his Zapatista compaeros that articulate a vision for change from below, a call to create social change outside and beyond the limits of electoral politics. Rather than depending on what they experience as an irreparably corrupt and out-of-touch political system, the Zapatistas are calling for change to come from below, from the power that will be unleashed when unrepresented and marginalized communities join forces. The book includes a recent interview with Marcos, speeches made by Zapatista commandantes, as well as the full text of the Zapatistas The Sixth Declaration of the Lacandn Jungle, a collective statement that places the indigenous struggle for democracy in its historical context and articulates an evolving vision for democracy, dignity, and justice. "The Sixth Declaration" was released to the world in September 2005, putting out a call to all Mexicans and to marginalized groups around the globe, inviting them to join in a network of solidarity. The Other Campaign is the living voice of revolutionary struggle in Mexico today a passionate and powerful call for the creation of one world in which many worlds fit. More than ten years after their emergence as a compelling new voice, the Zapatistas continue to inspire and bring together individuals and groups around the world who believe that another world is possible. <blockquote> "We want to tell all who are resisting and fighting in your own ways and in your own countries that you are not alone. Though small in number, we, the Zapatistas support you. We want to share what we've learned from our own struggles so that our experiences can help further your own work. We want the people of Latin American to know that we are proud to be part of the larger fight for justice. We remember quite well how the continent was illuminated some years ago by a light called Che Guevara, as it had previously been called Bolivar, because sometimes the people take up a name in order to say they are taking up a flag." "We want to tell the people of Cuba, who have now been on their path of resistance for many years, that you are not alone, and we do not agree with the blockade. We are going to send you something, even if it is maize, to help your resistance. We want to tell the people of North America we know that your government does not speak for the many citizens who are in solidarity with the struggles of other countries. We want our Mapuche brothers and sisters in Chile to know that we are watching and learning from your struggles. To the Venezuelans, we see how well you are defending your sovereignty, your nations right to decide its future. To the indigenous brothers and sisters of Ecuador and Bolivia, you are giving a good history lesson to all Latin Americans, because you are, indeed, putting a halt to neoliberal globalization. To the piqueteros and to the young people of Argentina, we want to tell you that we love you. To those in Uruguay who want a better country, we admire you, and to those who are sin tierra in Brazil, we respect you. And to all the young people of Latin America, what you are doing is good, and you give us great hope." from the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle "Marcos is the voice for many voices. His words, fashioned from humor and poetry, reveal the deep roots and abundant branches of the Zapatista insurrection in Chiapas. It is an original language for an original movement that is transforming Mexico and is helping to change the world." Eduardo Galeano "Reading The Other Campaign changed my life. Fabulous." Bernardine Dohrn, former member of the Weather Underground, co-editor of Sing A Battle Song The Revolutionary Poetry, Statements, and Communiques of the Weather Underground, 1970-1974 </blockquote> Subcomandante Marcos is a spokesperson and strategist for the Zapatistas, an indigenous insurgency movement based in Mexico. He first joined the indigenous guerrilla group that was to become the Zapatistas in the early 1980s. Marcos is author of several books translated into English, including Story of the Colors (Cinco Puntos), which won a Firecracker Alternative Book Award, and Our Word is Our Weapon (Seven Stories Press). For more info see: <a href="http://www.ezln.org.mx/" target="_blank">http://www.ezln.org.mx/</a> Luis Hernndez Navarro is a scholar and journalist who writes for Mexicos daily newspaper, La Jornada. 02 The Other Campaign is a collection of texts – in English and Spanish – by Subcomandante Marcos and his Zapatista compañeros that articulate a vision for “change from below,” a call to create social change outside and beyond... 08 "Marcos is the voice for many voices. His words, fashioned from humor and poetry, reveal the deep roots and abundant branches of the Zapatista insurrection in Chiapas. It is an original language for an original movement that is transforming Mexico and is helping to change the world." Eduardo Galeano 08 "Reading The Other Campaign changed my life. Fabulous." Bernardine Dohrn, former member of the Weather Underground, co-editor of Sing A Battle Song The Revolutionary Poetry, Statements, and Communiques of the Weather Underground, 1970-1974 07 03 72 01 http://www.citylights.com/resources/titles/87286100945400/images/87286100945400S.jpg http://www.citylights.com/book/?GCOI=87286100945400 City Lights Publishers 01 City Lights Publishers 20060401 01 6 in 02 4.25 in 08 16 oz City Lights Books 01 WORLD 30 20060401 01 02 8.95 USD