1 Stephen Kotkin, Armageddon Averted: The Soviet Collapse 1970-2000, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001.

2 Paul Hollander, Political Pilgrims - Western Intellectuals in Search of the Good Life, Transaction Press, New Jersey, 1998.

3 Mike Mosbacher, The British Communist Movement and Moscow: How The Demise of the Soviet Union Affected the Communist Party and its Successor Organisations, www.libertarian.co.uk, London, 1996.

4 Francis Fukuyama, The End of History and The Last Man, Hamish Hamilton, London, 1992.

5 Francois Furet, The Passing of an Illusion - The Idea of Communism in the Twentieth Century, University of Chicago Press, Chicago/London , 1999, pp502-503.

6 Hollander, op.cit.

7 Paul Foot, 'Putting the demo back in democracy', London Review of Books, February 14th 2001.

8 Donald Katz, Just Do It - The Nike Spirit in the Corporate World, Adams Media Corporation, Holbrook, Massachusetts, 1994, p7.

9 Naomi Klein, No Logo, Flamingo, an imprint of HarperCollins, London, 2000.

10 Bestsellers, The Times, 28th February 2001, Section 2, p9.

11 'What the world is reading', The Economist, 30th June 2001, p100.

12 Description of No Logo, amazon.co.uk.

13 'Pro-Logo: Brands, Who's wearing the trousers?', The Economist, 8th September 2001, cover and pp. 27-29.

14 Amazon.co.uk, op. cit.

15 James Harkin, 'The Logos fight back', New Statesman, 18th June 2001.

16 Naomi Klein, 'Outflanking the rich and powerful', The Guardian, 26th January 2001, p22.

17 'Meanwhile, in another world - Bigger, yes. But any more influential?', The Economist, 7th February 2002.

18 Noreena Hertz, The Silent Takeover - Global Capitalism and the Death of Democracy, Heinemann, London, 2001.

19 George Monbiot, Captive State - The Corporate Takeover of Britain, Macmillan, London, 2000.

20 John Lloyd, The Protest Ethic - How the anti-globalisation movement challenges social democracy, Demos, London, 2001, p.54.

21 Naomi Klein, 'Why Marcos is the Che Guevara of his generation - The Unknown Icon', The Guardian, March 3rd 2001, Weekend, p9-14.

22 Hollander, op cit, Introduction to the Transaction Edition, pxvii.

23 Klein, op cit., 2000 p315.

24 Protest & Survive, Whitechapel Art Gallery, personal visit to exhibition and exhibition catalogue, Protest & Survive, Whitechapel Art Gallery, London, 2000.

25 Peter Marshall, Demanding the Impossible - A History of Anarchism, Fontana, an imprint of HarperCollins, London, 1993, p315.

26 Protest & Survive catalogue, ibid.

27 Benjamin M. Compaine & Douglas Gomery, Who Owns the Media? Competition & Concentration in the Mass Media Industry, Third Edition, Lawrence Erlbaum, New Jersey, 2000, p463-464.

28 Kerry A. Dolan and Luisa Kroll, 'Billionaires - The World's Richest People', Forbes Global, 9th July 2001.

29 Ed Vulliamy, 'The New Citizen Kane?', The Observer, 20th May 2001, p27.

30 Nicholas Wapshott, '$69m buys election as Mayor of New York', The Times, 5th December 2001, p9.

31 Digby Anderson, Good Companies Don't Have Missions, Social Affairs Unit, London, 2000.

32 Christopher Yablonski (ed.), Patterns of Corporate Philanthropy XII, 1999, pp260-261.

33 Shelter website, 'Supporting Shelter - Corporate and Organisations', www.shelter.org.uk. See also John Smyth, The Guide to UK Company Giving, Third Edition, Directory of Social Change, 2000, London.

34 Karen Lowry Miller, 'The Teflon Shield', Newsweek, 12th March 2001, p36.

35 Mark Blaug, Economic Theories, True or False? Essays in the History and Methodology of Economics, Edward Elgar, Aldershot, 1990.

36 Tim Hames, 'Professional classes turn leftwards', The Times, 2nd March 2001, p24.

37 David Brooks, Bobos in Paradise: The New Upper Class and How They Got There, Simon & Schuster, New York, 2000.

38 David F. Murphy & David Mathew, Nike & Global Labour Practices, New Academy of Business, Bristol, January 2001, www.new-academy.ac.uk

39 Klein, op cit., 2000 p.361.

40 idem.

41 Mark Blaug, Economic Theory in Retrospect (Fifth Edition), Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1996, p262.

42 Naomi Klein, 'Between McWorld and Jihad', The Guardian, 27th October 2001, Guardian Weekend, p32.

43 For random examples see Socialist Worker, no. 1737, 3rd March 2001 and Workers Power, issue 252, March 2001.

44 London Greenpeace (a), 'Who are London Greenpeace', published on McSpotlight web site.

45 For an account of the case see John Vidal, McLibel: Burger Culture on Trial, Macmillan, London, 1997; or David Hooper, Reputations Under Fire, Warner Books (Little, Brown & Company), London, 2001.

46 London Greenpeace (a), op cit.

47 idem.

48 Vidal, op cit., p337

49 London Greenpeace (a), op cit.

50 Hooper, op cit., p160.

51 Vidal, op cit., p17.

52 See The Body Shop website, www.thebodyshop.co.uk , www.bodyshop.com

53 London Greenpeace (b), 'What's wrong with The Body Shop - a criticism of "green" consumerism.', published on McSpotlight website.

54 London Greenpeace (a), op cit.

55 Ian Hill & Shane Duffield, Share Ownership - A Report on Ownership of Shares as at 31 December 2000, Office for National Statistics, HMSO, London, 2001, p7.

56 Ibid., p9.

57 Idem.

58 Ibid., p8.

59 'Small investors to get equality of information', Shareholder Communication/Reporting Online, www.ft.com.

60 Chris Ayres, 'Farewell to the American dream for life savings', The Times, 6th December 2001, p28.

61 David Rowan, 'Chumbawamba's tune turns the table on US car giant', The Observer, 27th January 2002, p11.

62 Ruckus Society website, www.ruckus.org

63 Alexander Cockburn & Jeffrey St. Clair, 5 Days That Shook the World - Seattle and Beyond, Verso, London, 2000, p59.

64 Ruckus Society website, op. cit.

65 Idem.

66 Turner Foundation website, 1999 grants, www.turnerfoundation.org

67 Julia Finch, 'Body Shop gains a new head - Roddicks step down as US team strives to make store chain desirable again', The Guardian, 13th February 2002.

68 Ruckus Society, ibid.

69 The Body Shop website, Body Shop Foundation, www.bodyshop.com.

70 Anita Roddick, Take It Personally - How Globalization Affects You and How To Fight Back, Thorsons, An imprint of HarperCollins, London, 2001, p.275.

71 Idem, p2.

72 Anita Roddick, Business as Unusual - The Triumph of Anita Roddick, Thorsons, An Imprint of HarperCollins, London, 2000.

73 UK May Day Monopoly Game Guide to Anti-Capitalist Actions on Tuesday 1st May 2001, Global Action against Capitalism, 2001

74 website of Patagonia, www.patagonia.com.

75 Grace Bradberry, 'Classes in chaos', The Times, 25th July 2000, Times 2 pp3-4.

76 www.benjerry.com

77 Idem.

78 James Harding, 'Unilever funds anti-capitalists: Groups gain millions from Ben & Jerry takeover', Financial Times, 16th October 2001.

79 Idem.

80 Benjerry. ibid

81 Niall FitzGerald, 'Globalisation crucial to creation of just world', The Times, 12th November 2001, p.23.

82 James Harding, ibid.

83 www.social-ecology.org.

84 See Murray Bookchin's publication Left Green Perspectives, www.leftgreen.org.

85 See Adbusters website, www.adbusters.org.

86 Idem.

87 Kalle Lasn, Culture Jam - How to Reverse America's Suicidal Consumer Binge - And Why We Must, Quill, an imprint of HarperCollins, New York, 2000.

88 Publications and Media section of the Foundation for Deep Ecology website, www.deepecology.com

89 Doug Tompkins, Remarks to the 2001 Land Trust Alliance Rally, 2nd October 2001, www.lta.org

90 Jonathan Franklin & John Vidal, 'Baron Lands', The Guardian, Guardian Society, 23rd January 2002, pp8-9.

91 Naomi Klein, 'Hug Your Customer', The Guardian, 31st May 2001, p23.

92 Cockburn & St. Clair, ibid., pp58-59

93 James Harding, 'Counter-Capitalism: Feeding the hands that bite', www.ft.com, 15th October 2001.

94 David Aaronovitch, 'Harry Potter and the Menace of Global Capitalism, The Independent, 28th September 2000.

95 George Monbiot, 'Business of Betrayal', The Guardian, 15th January 2002, p15.

96 Idem.

97 John Bray, 'Web Wars - NGOs, companies, and governments in an Internet-connected world', in Jem Bendell (ed.), Terms for Endearment, Business, NGOs and Sustainable Development, Greenleaf, Sheffield, 2000, pp56-60.

98 See the Burma Project website of the Soros Foundation, www.soros.org.

99 See Burma Campaign UK website, www.burmacampaign.org.uk; 'Barbed-wire bra protest over Burma investment', BBC News online, 10th December 2001, www.news.bbc.co.uk

100 John Bray, op. cit. p59.

101 Michael Griffin, Reaping the Whirlwind - The Taliban Movement in Afghanistan, Pluto Press, 2001, p181-182.

102 Ahmed Rashid, Taliban - Islam, Oil and the New Great Game in Central Asia, I.B. Tauris & Co., London, 2000, pp159-180.

103 Saeed Shah & Paul Waugh, 'Balfour Beatty pulls out of Turkish dam project', The Independent, 14th November 2001, p11; Roland Gribben, 'Balfour quits controversial Ilisu dam', Daily Telegraph, 14th November 2001, p35.

104 Mark Thomas, 'The proposed Ilisu dam is dead! We've Won!', New Statesman, 19th November 2001, p23.

105 'Swiss Bank quits Turkish dam project', BBC News online, 27th February 2002, www.news.bbc.co.uk

106 For an account of Greenpeace International's campaign against Shell see Mark Neal & Christie Davies, The Corporation under Siege - Exposing the Devices used by Activists and Regulators in the Non-Risk Society, Social Affairs Unit, London, 1998, p22-25.

107 See Stop Esso Campaign web site, www.stopesso.com

108 Polly Toynbee, 'A Tiger out of your tank', The Guardian, 30th November 2001, p21.

109 Greenpeace International website, 'Greenpeace welcomes new policy commitment from IKEA', 24th November 1999, & other press releases on Greenpeace International website, www.greenpeace.org.

110 George Monbiot & Jonathan Porritt, 'Does working with business compromise the environmentalists? A debate,' The Ecologist, September 2000, p.20-23.

111 Des Wilson, 'This juvenile posturing is for punks', The Guardian, 16th January 2002, p18.

112 Ibid, p.23.

113 see PETA website, 'Annual Review 2000', www.peta-online.org

114 Andrew Clark, 'M&S bans Indian leather goods', The Guardian, 22nd June 2001, p23.

115 See PETA website, 'PETA to Coca-Cola: Dump Cruel, Racist Drink', www.peta-online.org

116 Paul Brown, 'Airlines refuse to carry Norway's whale exports', The Guardian, 10th June 2001.

117 Paul Kelso & Steven Morris, 'Haphazard army with the scent of victory', The Guardian, 18th January 2001, p5.

118 Jill Treanor, Steven Morris, & Andrew Clark, 'Huntingdon Life: facing collapse in 36 hours', The Guardian, 18th January 2001, p4.

119 Julia Finch, 'Drug firms threaten bank boycotts', The Guardian, 2nd May 2001.

120 Jill Treanor, 'Huntingdon backer denies it was forced to sell stake', The Guardian, 10th January 2002.

121 Polly Toynbee, 'Running scared - Huntingdon Life Sciences has been abandoned by cowards who fear an animal rights terror campaign', The Guardian, 17th January 2001.

122 Jeffrey M. Berry, The New Liberalism - The Rising Power of Citizen Groups, Brookings Institution, p131.

123 Ibid., p132.

124 Noreena Hertz, op. cit., 2001, p.213.

125 Louise Jury, 'Benetton to apologise to US families over Death Row campaign.' The Independent, 19th June 2001, p5.

126 'What do you mean, chicken supreme?', The Economist, 13th January 2001, p.34.

127 Klein, op cit., 2000, p422.

128 See Reebok website, Human Rights section, www.reebok.com.

129 Mark Honigsbaum, 'GM martyr ignites global protest', The Guardian, 12th September 1999.

130 Klein, op cit., 2000, p188.

131 See websites for the FairTrade Foundation, Forest Stewardship Council, and Soil Association. www.fairtrade.org.uk; www.fscoax.org; www.soilassociation.org

132 Rowan Pelling, 'Good Vibrations.' The Guardian, 21st November 2000.

133 Peter Lilley, Common Sense on Cannabis: The Conservative Case for Reform, Social Market Foundation, London, 2001.

134 Economist survey 'Legalise Drugs', The Economist, 26th June 2001.

135 Nick Paton Walsh & Gaby Hinsliff, 'Drug laws revolution set for UK', The Guardian, 16th February 2002.

136 Decca Aitkenhead, The Promised Land - Travels in search of the perfect E, Fourth Estate, London, 2002, p20-21.

137 Thorsten Veblen, The Theory of the Leisure Class, first published 1899, Dover Publications, London, 1994.

138 Douglas Johnson, 'Pierre Bourdieu - Obituary', The Guardian, 28th January 2002, p18.

139 Pierre Bourdieu, Distinction - A Social Critique of the Judgement of Taste, Routledge, Kegan & Paul, London, 1986.

140 Eric Schlosser, Fast Food Nation - What The All-American Meal is Doing to the World, Allen Lane The Penguin Press, London, 2001, pp 13-28.

141 Ibid., p23.

142 Roddick, 2000, op cit., p37.

143 Lauren Mills, 'Credibility Gap', Sunday Telegraph, 18th November 2001.

144 Economist, 8th September 2000, op. cit.

145 James Rolph Edwards, 'The Myth of Corporate Power', Liberty, January 2001, pp41-42.

146 Sarah Anderson & John Cavanagh, Top 200:The Rise of Corporate Global Power, Institute for Policy Studies, Washington DC, 2000.

147 'Fortune 2001 Global 500', Fortune, 30th July 2001

148 Martin Wolf, 'Countries still rule the world', Financial Times, 6th February 2002.

149 See Campaign for Real Ale web site, www.camra.org.uk

150 Farmers' Market East web site, 'Where are farmers' markets?', www.farmersmarketeast.org.uk

151 Nina Planck, 'The Way We Were: How to restore the link between farmers and everyone else', www.lfm.org.uk

152 Human Development Report 2001 - Making New Technologies Work For Human Development, Oxford University Press, New York, 2001.

153 Ibid., p9.

154 Ibid., p10, p22.

155 Ibid., p16.

156 Globalization, Growth and Poverty: Building An Inclusive World Economy, World Bank & Oxford University Press, New York, 2002.

157 David Dollar, Globalization, Inequality and Poverty Since 1980, World Bank Web site, November 2001. This is a research report commissioned for Globalization, Growth and Poverty, 2002.

158 Idem.

159 Globalization, Growth & Poverty, 2002.

160 Dollar, 2001.

161 Idem.

162 Edward M. Graham, Fighting The Wrong Enemy - Anti-Global Activists and Multinational Enterprises, Institute for International Economics, 2000, p93.

163 Ibid.,p102.

164 Ibid, p101.

165 Charlotte Denny, 'Cheap labour, ruined lives', The Guardian, 16th February 2001.

166 Friedrich Engels, The Condition of the Working Class in England, First published 1845, Penguin Classics Edition, London, 1987, p51.