Networking Futures

Discover the groundbreaking work of Jeffrey S. Juris in Networking Futures, published by Duke University Press in 2008. This compelling ethnography delves into the intricacies of transnational activist networking within the anti-globalization movement, particularly focusing on the vibrant scene in Barcelona, Spain. With 277 pages of insightful analysis, Juris explores the social aspects of capitalism and the dynamics of globalization, offering readers a unique perspective on contemporary activism. This book is essential for anyone interested in applied anthropology and the evolving landscape of social movements. Join the conversation on how grassroots networks challenge corporate power and envision alternative futures.