Confronting Counterinsurgency

'Makes plain the relations between the U.S. as a militarized carceral police state, the imprisonment of our resistance, and the genocidal wars our technocracy imparts to the world in Gaza and beyond. This is a work of radical care and love, a study guide for the urgency of the moment where we must fight, to live, and to struggle'

-- Dian Million, author of Therapeutic Nations, Healing in an Age of Indigenous Human Rights

'True to its title, this eye-opening book holds its readers steady while guiding us through a perturbing confrontation with counterinsurgency in empire’s proxy wars, colonies, prisons and schools. Cop cities emerge as domestic forts to contain an unlikely enemy — us. But we’re neither helpless, nor alone'

-- Frances Madeson, writer, author of Cooperative Village

'This is an essential and incendiary political and philosophical reflection on current global resistance movements. A collection of powerful narratives rooted in the liberation strategies of those who struggle against corporate and state conquest, brutality and death and who continue to resist'

-- Ken Fero, radical filmmaker and convenor of The People's Tribunal on Police Killings

'A powerful collection that reminds us that the progress we build toward liberation must be constantly defended. Rooted in a radical sense of love, care, and self critique, this collection brings together necessary conversations and analyses surrounding our movements'

-- Momodou Taal, The Malcolm Effect Podcast