In 1994, indigenous Zapatista rebels emerged from the rainforest shouting, "Ya Basta," in opposition of the birth of NAFTA. This act rekindled a radical resistance movement that was to inspire a whole new generation of activists. From urban street reclaimers in London and land squatters in Brazil to Indian farmers protesting GM crops and the Italian White Overall Movement, spontaneous uprisings celebrated a common enemy—global capital. As events swept from Chiapas to Seattle, Genoa to Bangalore, and summits have been wreathed in tear gas, this new movement has matured into a massive political force—flexible, strategic, and able to resist and evolve to increasingly brutal responses by various Nations. The editors have been on the frontline of the movement, working as activists and writers, story chasers and documentarians. A mixture of critical analysis and art book, agitprop, inspirational document, and DIY Manual, this book combines innovative graphic design and photographs with texts and interviews from activists, creating a lively, polyphonic insight into the ideas and activities of the movement against capitalism.