If We Burn; Mick Lynch; Praiseworthy; Between Meals.
Amid the protests of the last decade, much of the reporting was breathless and boosterish. Technology was presented as inherently liberating, and the possibilities for the new world were around every corner.
Vincent Bevin’s If We Burn provides the much-needed corrective to that euphoria. Through historical research and hundreds of interviews, Bevins pieces together accounts of protest movements from Brazil to Bahrain, Turkey to Tunisia.
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