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Wilson and Whitmore, two activists with a history of “walking the talk” of working for social justice, offer a well researched, provocative wake up call for everyone concerned with the survival of democracy in the next millennium. Seeds of Fire inspires allies of popular movements for the work of the next century. -Patricia Maguire, Faculty of Education, Western New Mexico University.
“It balances theory with examples of what the authors call “accompaniment,” an engaged and values driven way of working as political allies with women and men who organize to change their lives. An excellent text for sociology, social work, adult education and international development courses.”
— Budd L. Hall, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto
“At last we have a volume which not only describes the impact of globalization but also begins to suggest what can be done about it. A timely and important contribution.”
— John Gaventa, Institute of Development Studies, University of Sussex
“This is an excellent and useful volume. It is well timed, helping us to understand how ordinary people everywhere can act, as subjects, to transform their worlds. Seeds of Fire points us to ways in which we can build international solidarity, in a process of globalization from below.”
— Orlando Fals Borda, Professor Emeritus, National University of Colombia
