Naomi Klein, delivering the Edward Said lecture, links the question of Climate with the question of occupation (with Palestine as the focus).
Contributors: John Bellamy Foster, Amitav Ghosh, Naomi Klein, Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Ghassan Hage, Rafia Zakaria, Masturah Alatas, Shalini Singh, Susan Abulhawa.
The book closes with Amitav Ghosh\'s meditation on nutmeg and cloves, leading to important insights into globalization, interconnectedness and transformation.
Rafia Zakaria takes us to the shoreline of Karachi, Masturah Alatas wonders about hijab and air-conditioning in Malaysia, Shalini Singh meanders Through the Climate wars in India, and Susan Abulhawa writes from the \'fossil fuel sacrifice zone\' at Standing Rock (North Dakota, USA).
John Bellamy Foster and Ghassan Hage offer direct reflections on Klein\'s lecture, while other Writers are spurred by Klein\'s insights.
This volume collects Naomi Klein\'s superb essay, along with reactions from important Writers who live across the globe.
Klein points out that those who are \'othered\' Will be the first victims of the Climate catastrophe.
Naomi Klein, delivering the Edward Said lecture, links the question of Climate with the question of occupation (with Palestine as the focus)
