Why It's Kicking Off Everywhere: The New Global Revolutions - Brossura

The writing style of this reportage is compact, urgent, present-tense, declarative, and addictive. - Andy Beckett, Guardian

He s lively, funny and engaging, trading in the energy derived from the thrill and significance of what he s witnessing. -Phil Harrison, Time Out

Superb overview of the global protest movements of 2011. - New Internationalist

This book not only reads as an in-depth consideration of global politics today, but offers a personal memoir from a man who has had a ringside seat. We are blessed that the BBC, for all the criticisms, still employs journalists whose logic and unfailing inquisitiveness brings us such analysis. --Dan Carrier, Camden New Journal

You will learn something new and challenging on every page of this book.- Kenny Farquharson, Scotland on Sunday

The mix of wide-ranging reportage and historical analysis is lively and insightful. --Claire Allfree, Metro

Praise for Meltdown: A page-turning account - Mason is refreshingly clear-eyed - and angry. --Will Hutton, Guardian

Praise for Meltdown: What people need is a reliable guide to the financial crisis - Meltdown is the book they are looking for. --John Gray, New Statesman

Praise for Meltdown: A lucid and sharply polemical account of the crisis. --Oliver Kamm, The Times

Praise for Meltdown: A lucid and sharply polemical account of the crisis. --Oliver Kamm, The Times

Paul Mason is the economics editor of the BBC’s flagship current affairsprogram Newsnight and appears frequently on BBC World News America.He has covered globalization and social justice stories from locations aroundthe world, including Latin America, Africa and China. His book Live Working,Die Fighting was longlisted for the Guardian First Book Award.