We Are Everywhere: The Irresistible Rise of Global Anticapitalism

The book as a whole makes a case for "direct action," or organized resistance to specific policies or decisions, in a manner that owes the most to Gandhi's targeted nonviolence. The book reveals a movement for whom protest is taken to be a more effective political tool than electoral politics, since the latter realm is, in their view, controlled by lobbies for largely profit-based (rather than people-based) interests.