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	Creating a Caring Economy: (Spanish version below) Nora Castaneda and the Women's Development Bank of Venezuela 2006, Edited by Nina Lopez of the Global Women's Strike which coordinated the 2004/2005 US & European tours of Nora Castenada. Book contains excerpts from the tour. More Review	£4.50	Quantity
	Creando una Economia Solidaria: 2006, Nora Castenada y el Banco de Desarrollo de la Mujer de Venezuela	£4.50	Quantity
ISBN: 0-9544372-0-9	The Milk of Human Kindness: Defending breastfeeding from the global market & the AIDS industry 2002, Solveig Francis, Selma James, Phoebe Jones Schellenberg & Nina Lopez-Jones "This book will change your life" Midwifery Matters, 2003. Mothers and their supporters continue to be in a life-and-death struggle with the global market's milk formula. Millions of infants, overwhelmingly in the South, die each year because they are not breastfed. Yet it is HIV and AIDS, the latest excuse for promoting breast milk substitutes, which (like war) attracts massive funding, rather than food security for nursing mothers. more	£8.50	Quantity
ISBN: 0-9517775-8-0	Some Mother's Daughter The hidden movement of prostitute women against violence 1999, International Prostitutes Collective Violence against sex workers is built into the law and its enforcement. As the government reviewed sexual offences, prostitute women in the US and UK published their proposals to make all women safer. Women's demands on rape, trafficking and other violence are spelled out in this account of prostitutes' resistance.	£8.00	Quantity
ISBN: 0-9517775-7-2	A Chronology of Injustice The case for Winston Silcott's conviction to be overturned 1998, Compiled by Legal Action for Women, London, England Winston Silcott was wrongly convicted of killing a policeman. This riveting chronology of events explains why, after 12 years in prison, the police and media are witch-hunting him still. more	£4.00 public £8 professionals & institutions	Quantity Quantity
ISBN: 0-9517775-2-1	Prostitute Women and AIDS: Resisting the Virus of Repression, revised 1992, ed. Nina Lopez-Jones for the English Collective of Prostitutes, with an introduction by the US PROStitutes Collective. The first AIDS book from prostitute women's point of view. It challenges government policies and the profiteering of drug companies.	£3.95	Quantity
	Policing the Bedroom and how to refuse it 1991, Wages Due Lesbians The case against government censorship and prohibition of lesbian and gay people. Includes the movement against Section 28.	£1.95	Quantity
	Ask Any Woman: A London Inquiry into Rape and Sexual Assault Report of the Women's Safety Survey conducted by Women Against Rape 1985, Ruth E. Hall Groundbreaking information and analysis of women's experience of rape and other violence. First-ever figures on racist sexual assault.	£7.50	Quantity
	Black Women and the Peace Movement 1984, Wilmette Brown For everyone who wants to break out of the ghettos which have kept the women's peace movement and the Black women's movement apart. A manual for grassroots women of different races to organize together.	£4.50	Quantity
	The Ladies and the Mammies Jane Austen and Jean Rhys 1983, Selma James Connects two great women writers whose context was the ladies' resistance in the Great Houses of England and of colonial slavery. Based on a 1979 talk at the Cheltenham (England) Literary Festival.	£5.95	Quantity
	Strangers and Sisters Women, Race & Immigration Edited with an introduction by Selma James,1985 The voices of grassroots women from 38 countries at the first-ever conference in Britain of immigrant women (1982).	£5.95	Quantity
	Black Women: Bringing It All Back Home 2nd edn 1987, Margaret Prescod From Barbados to Brooklyn, from Jamaica to England, two accounts of girlhood in the Caribbean, the upheaval of leaving and the conflicts of being an immigrant.	£2.50	Quantity
	The Rapist Who Pays the Rent: Women's case for changing the Law on Rape 2nd edn 1984, R. Hall, S. James, J. Kertesz Led to the historic decision that recognized rape in marriage as a crime in England and Wales.	£3.50	Quantity
	Prostitutes: Our Life ed. Claude Jaget, 1980 1975: Prostitutes in France go on strike and occupy churches all over the country. Six women tell their stories and answer the questions everyone asks. "All the more moving for being neither sentimentalized nor glamorized." Sunday Times	£5.50	Quantity
	The Disinherited Family Eleanor Rathbone, (first pubd. 1924) Introductory essay Spokeswoman for a movement, by Suzie Fleming, 1986 A classic in the campaign for the payment of mothers. Family allowance, paid to women in Britain since 1946, was one result of its publication.	£8.00	Quantity
	All Work and No Pay Women, Housework, and the Wages Due 1975, Power of Women Collective, ed. Wendy Edmund and Suzie Fleming An anthology of writings and speeches from six countries.	£2.50	Quantity
	The Power of Women and the Subversion of the Community Mariarosa Dalla Costa and Selma JamesA classic of the international women's movement, this book established that housework, which produces all the workers of the world, is the basic ingredient of every economy, and that the housewife is a working woman.	£3.50	Quantity