This work argues that due to domestic blockages presented to them in their respective countries, the Amazonian indigenous peoples organized via trans-national networks. Through a comparative historical analysis of five Ecuadorian-Amazonian indigenous organizations and two trans-national Amazonian social movement organizations, Pamela Martin illustrates the process of trans-national collective action and its outcomes.

A gripping saga of covert government action, classism, and modern espionage, Hard Whispers runs at full speed with a spellbinding intensity that dances on the edge of reality.

Years after Pamela Graham thwarted a U.S. government plot to kill millions of its own citizens, a new presidential candidate is poised to take the White House. Donald Wynn's loyal following supports him primarily because of his tough, anti-China stance-a position that puts him in the crosshairs of Eastern leaders. Pamela, meanwhile, is trying to get over her paranoia and lead a normal life when this clash of world leaders threatens to pull her back into a life of conspiracy and intrigue. As polls begin to clearly favor Wynn as president of the United States, strange, dark-suited men seem to...