107 books? Holy shit.
Some good recommendations here! I forgot about Saitos book, it looked interesting.
Do you so most of your reading electronically or physically?
Parsani
joined 2 years ago
Studies & Further Studies Of A Dying Culture book which is one of the best Marxist works I've ever read outside the obvious ones.
Interesting. I'll give this a look.
Definitely want to read that new translation of Losurdo's book on Stalin next.
I'm tempted to read this or his book on liberalism.
The Dawn of Everything (some questionable interpretations and lessons but a good recommendation overall)
I felt similarly about this book. Was still a good read though.
World-systems Analysis: An Introductio
I liked this too. It wasn't what I expected, as he spends a lot of time responding to criticisms and outlining his methods. Vol 1 of the actual series is dense, but it's fascinating how he uses his core-periphery system to understand relations even between states in Europe. I'll finish it one day (and the three others lol).
The Capital Order
I've only heard good things about this book. I listened to an interview with the author and enjoyed it. Maybe I'll move this one to the top of my pile.
Geopolitical Economy: After US Hegemony, Globalization and Empire
I should really read one of her books soon. I've listened to her talk for dozens of hours at this point.
Hudson's Superimperialism
I haven't read this, but I did read most of Destiny of Civilization, and while it was interesting at times I remember thinking "Yes Mr Hudson I've heard you say this one million times" and "pls stop citing naked capitalism" lol
Thanks for sharing!
William Blum's Rogue state
The first pdf google result is the CIA website lmao
Dear newsmega, what did you read in 2023 and what will you read in 2024?
"Gee, let's go to war!"
It's called freedom 
i thought she was gonna call me a liberal
but with a microphone
Let him cook