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No Trespassing! | Praise

“Anders Corr’s No Trespassing! convinces me that committed activism, smart radical scholarship, and perceptive social thought are alive and well. A boon to squatters everywhere and to the radical tradition of non-violent direct action. A gold mine of movement histories, brimming with tactical and strategic political insights.”
—James C. Scott, author of Weapons of the Weak: Everyday Forms of Peasant Resistance

“Tough, erudite.… A rich mixture of reportage, philosophical rigor and concrete advice for action.”
—Joe Knowles, In These Times

“While No Trespassing! makes a compelling and well-considered intellectual argument, its real significance lies in its call to action.”
—New Journal

“Anders Corr presents one of the best, easy to read, and well researched discussions on land and house rights/activism.… This book may become one of the most important entrances for the poor to the notion of getting what they deserve.”
VMag

No Trespassing! is not only thoughtful and thoroughly researched, it's also an exhilarating read. I learned that there are solutions to the ever more dire housing shortage—at least for those who are bold and adventurous enough to try them!”
—Barbara Ehrenreich, author of Blood Rites

No Trespassing! is fabulous. A masterful job of making seemingly disparate struggles part of an integral whole.”
—Medea Benjamin, author of Don't Be Afraid Gringo

No Trespassing! is an informed account of a worldwide challenge to property. A squatter's manifesto is at hand.”
—Charles Geisler, Professor of Rural Sociology, Cornell University

“Squatters of the world, arise! This inspiring book tells the rarely-chronicled story of your struggles. From landless peasants in Brazil to rent strikers in the Bronx, communities have resisted eviction and repression. Anders Corr, an experienced participant as well as a scholar of such movements, tells how they are organized, what makes them just, and what lessons can be learned to make them more effective.”
—Jeremy Brecher, co-author of Global Village or Global Pillage, Second Edition

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