Max luna (36 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Pinkprint II examines the Heritage Foundation's Saving America by Saving the Family: A Foundation for the Next 250 Years as a long range program for reorganizing private life around one approved model of family, morality, and belonging. Where Project 2025 focused on staffing, agencies, and executive power, this next phase shifts the agenda into homes, schools, healthcare, work, and benefits systems. It treats family as the governing unit and uses the language of stability to justify a broader politics of control. This book argues that family stability cannot be built through moral grading, religious hierarchy, or narrowed life paths. It shows how the Heritage vision frames one religious and biological household model as the foundation of the republic, then applies pressure through benefits design, schools, healthcare access, employment rules, and cultural narratives until conformity looks like virtue and dissent looks like failure. What is presented as renewal is often restriction. What is presented as order is often exclusion. The Pinkprint II is not a rebuttal by slogan or a point by point moral counterattack. It is a civic and political alternative. It lays out a long range social vision built on plural legitimacy, secular governance, material support, reproductive autonomy, strong public systems, and the idea that rights should not depend on household conformity. It argues that durable family life comes from secure housing, accessible healthcare, childcare, eldercare, fair work rules, and schools that build civic competence rather than obedience. For readers interested in Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation, Christian nationalism, family policy, women's rights, reproductive freedom, social democracy, public systems, secular governance, and the future of American democracy, the Pinkprint II offers a different blueprint for the decades ahead. It makes the case that real social stability is built through support, rights, and shared institutions, not through coercion dressed up as family values.…

Tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. - Opereta en tres actos, original de MAX BRODY y FRANZ MARTOS. Música de Víctor Jacobi. Adaptación al castellano de EMILIO G. DEL CASTILLO y PABLO LUNA.- Ejemplar intonso. >>> DESCUENTO ESPECIAL en caso de pasar a recoger en la librería (LLAMAR ANTES, libro en almacén). El envío fuera de la península podría conllevar gastos adicionales (avisamos antes). Size: 87 p.; 19 cm. …

Tapa blanda. Condición: Bien. 2ª ed. - Opereta en tres actos, original de Max BRODY y Franz MARTOS ; música de Victor Jacobi ; adaptación al castellano de Emilio G. DEL CASTILLO y Pablo LUNA.- Ejemplar intonso. >>> DESCUENTO ESPECIAL en caso de pasar a recoger en la librería (LLAMAR ANTES, libro en almacén). El envío fuera de la península podría conllevar gastos adicionales (avisamos antes). Size: 82 p.; 20 cm.…

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Hardcover. Condición: Very good condition. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very good. 351 pp.

Hardcover. Condición: As new. Octavo. Hardcover. Red cloth boards with gilt stamped titles and illustration. 215 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. No jacket, as issued. Contains texts in English and Spanish. "This publication has been produced on the occasion of the exhibition cycle, 'Amikejo' . with exhibitions by Pennacchio Argentato (29 January - 3 April 2011), Iratxe Jaio & Klaas van Gorkum (9 April - 12 June 2011), Uqbar (Irene Kopelman & Mariana Castillo Deball) (25 June - 11 September 2011) and Fermín Jiménez Landa & Lee Welch (24 September 2011 - 15 January 2012)"--Colophon./ Includes bibliographical references.…

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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condición: Nuevo. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Nuevo. 1ª Edición. Este libro se publica con motivo de la exposición Jorge Satorre. Ría, celebrada en el Museo Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo entre 1 de febrero y el 25 de mayo de 2025. En él se recoge la producción artística de Satorre desde el año 2011 hasta el 2025, a través de un recorrido por las exposiciones y los proyectos realizados durante este temporalidad y que son comentados por el propio artista. Junto con ello, esta publicación se nutre también de una conversación entre el artista y Latitudes los comisarios de la muestray dos textos escritos por Daniel Garza y Sean Lynch.…

Hardcover without dustacket as issued. 216 pages, in English with Spanish at rear; very good condition; clean and crisp; no internal marks. Foreign shipping may be extra.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Parties, Ideologies, & Promises vs Outcomes is the second book in the EATMS Productions Civics series, a practical political survival guide for women trying to understand American parties, political ideology, campaign promises, authoritarian language, and the gap between what politics says and what politics does. Book 1 mapped the machinery of American government. This volume explains the parties, movements, slogans, and ideological systems operating inside that machinery, and why political language should always be tested against record, money, coalition, mechanism, enforcement, and outcome. Written by Ima Thorne and Luna Max, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book examines political parties as power machines rather than families, ideology as a political tool, conservatism as restoration politics, liberalism and neoliberalism as the managed middle, progressivism as material politics, Christian nationalism as a gendered state project, and populism as real anger placed inside dangerous containers. It shows how women are used as voters, symbols, workers, moral witnesses, unpaid infrastructure, and targets, while being asked to confuse being named with being served. This is not a political theory textbook, campaign manual, or generic democracy guide. It is a field guide to political language in authoritarian America: family values, religious liberty, parental rights, fiscal responsibility, law and order, freedom, choice, restoration, moderation, protecting children, and supporting working families. The book explains how those phrases can sell policies that restrict women's autonomy, weaken public goods, narrow rights, redirect anger toward scapegoats, or protect donors and institutions from accountability. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers a practical method for reading political promises before accepting the assignment attached to them. For readers interested in American politics, civics for adults, political ideology, political parties, women's rights, authoritarian America, Project 2025, Christian nationalism, populism, conservatism, liberalism, neoliberalism, progressivism, campaign promises, democracy, propaganda, political language, reproductive rights, family policy, labor, public policy, voting, courts, media, money in politics, and women's political education, this book offers a clear, blunt, women-centered guide. It does not ask readers to trust a party, candidate, movement, or ideology. It asks them to compare the language to the record.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Power, Money, Media, & the Courts is the fourth book in the EATMS Productions Civics series, a practical political survival guide for women trying to understand who rebuilt American power, who benefits from the current system, and how private wealth captured public machinery over time. Book 1 mapped the machinery of American government. Book 2 explained parties, ideologies, promises, and political language. Book 3 explained elections, voting, suppression, and civic leverage. This final volume gives readers the ownership map: money, courts, media, donor networks, corporate strategy, regulatory capture, and the long transfer of public power toward private wealth. Written by Ima Thorne and Luna Max, with an introduction by Esme Mees, this book traces the capture arc from the Powell Memo and Reaganomics through union destruction, campaign finance, Citizens United, court capture, media consolidation, and regulatory capture. It explains how tax policy moved wealth upward, how anti-union politics weakened one of the strongest counterweights to corporate power, how campaign money buys access before voters arrive, and how courts converted concentrated wealth into durable political force. It also shows why the Supreme Court, lower federal courts, legal networks, think tanks, media ownership, and captured agencies are not background institutions. They are the machinery that decides what democracy can still reach. This is not a civics textbook, campaign manual, or abstract book about oligarchy. It is a field guide to concentrated power in authoritarian America: corporate strategy, donor infrastructure, judicial pipelines, dark money, Super PACs, the Federalist Society ecosystem, the Heritage Foundation, Project 2025, Project 250 Years, media framing, regulatory rollback, and the policy language that makes upward transfer sound like freedom, efficiency, family, or common sense. As part of the EATMS Productions catalog of survival guides, systems analysis, and social criticism, this volume gives readers a practical method for reading the capture system without mistaking confusion for complexity. For readers interested in oligarchy, money in politics, campaign finance, Citizens United, corporate power, media consolidation, court capture, the Supreme Court, regulatory capture, union decline, Reaganomics, the Powell Memo, Project 2025, Project 250 Years, Christian nationalism, women's rights, authoritarian America, American government, political corruption, and women's political education, this book offers a clear, blunt, women-centered guide. It does not ask readers to trust the system, worship elections, or confuse performance with structure. It asks them to see who bought the machinery.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Fascism, Project 2025, & The Pinkprint is a counter-blueprint book. Where Project 2025 lays out a far-right, Christian nationalist plan to consolidate power, strip rights, and normalize authoritarian control, The Pinkprint answers with a progressive vision built around justice, democracy, environmental stewardship, inclusion, and direct public power. This book does not stop at critique. It takes the same governing terrain, agency by agency, policy area by policy area, and asks what a humane, anti-fascist, future-facing transition plan would actually look like instead.The book moves in two directions at once. First, it identifies the fascist tendencies embedded in Project 2025 and the broader Republican agenda: centralized power, suppression of dissent, theocratic social control, elite economic favoritism, and the use of fear to reorganize public life. Then it offers a competing vision through TIDE, a framework built around Target, Inspire, Disrupt, and Empower. That shift matters. This is not only a warning about what could be lost. It is also a political imagination exercise grounded in concrete alternatives for government, labor, media, education, health, energy, trade, and democracy itself.The inclusion of black and white nature photographs by Esme Mees give the book additional force. The calming lake side nature prints help carry the contrast between dystopian reaction and progressive possibility. They give the book a stronger identity than most policy-response titles and make it feel more like a designed political object than a generic rebuttal. The artwork supports the book's larger aim: not just resisting a regressive vision, but putting a rival one on the table with clarity, style, and conviction.This is a book for people who want more than diagnosis. It is for people thinking about fascism, Project 2025, progressive policy, direct democracy, climate justice, women's rights, labor protections, and what it would mean to answer authoritarian planning with a real public-facing plan of our own. It is political, hopeful, and built around the idea that counterpower has to be imagined before it can be built.…