"Fleming has contributed to our understanding of 19th century anarchist theory." "American Political Science Review" "A solid addition to anarchist scholarship."--"Choice""A good argument for the idea that anarchism of the last century was a remarkably stimulating haven."--"American Historical Review" "We have long needed a biography on this prominent geographer and anarchist."--George Woodcock

An essential resource for both professional organizers and citizen activists drawing on the experiences of groups involved in a wide range of issues. The authors provide a practical guide of strategies and techniques. "A very interesting work."--"La Presse" "A thoroughly readable and immensely useful work.... required reading for community activists."--"Quill & Quire"

One of Marie Fleming's last acts before she died from multiple sclerosis in late 2013 was to complete her memoir. A woman described by the High Court President as 'one of the most remarkable witnesses to come before the courts', during her landmark case against the Irish State to lift the ban on assisted suicide, here she tells the personal story behind the public face. From her young years growing up in Donegal, as she struggled to keep her family together after her mother left, to her battle to keep her own first-born child, to her later quest for education and self-betterment, against the...