False economics Threats bribes extortion Debt deception coups assassinations and unbridled military power These are the tools used by the corporatocracy a vast network of corporations banks colluding governments and rich and powerful individuals to ensure that they retain and expand their wealth and influence growing richer and richer as the poor become poorer In his original post book John Perkins revealed how he was recruited as an economic hit man in the s and exposed the corrupt methods American corporations use to spread their influence in the developing world cheating countries out of trillions of dollars In this new extensively updated edition he lays bare the latest terrifying evolution of the economic hit man and how the system has become even more entrenched and powerful than ever before In New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man John Perkins provides fresh and chilling evidence of how the corporatocracy has grown its influence to every corner of the globe making us all unwitting slaves to their regime But he also provides advice on how we can end our unconscious support of the system and its self serving lethal economy Perkins has once again made a substantial contribution to a world that needs whistle blowers to open its eyes to the true sources of political social and economic power Yanis Varoufakis It comes from the heart I highly recommend it Michael Brownstein it s all here in toe curling detail Guardian

Long held captive by her father’s shadow of corruption, Kavata has spent her life suffocated by political machinations. When her husband decides to run in the next election, these shadows threaten to consume her home. Unable to bear this darkness, Kavata plots to escape. As her family falls apart, so too does her country. In the wake of Kenya‘s post-election turmoil, Kavata and her family must find their way back to each other across a landscape of nation-wide confusion, desperation, and heart-rending loss.

Koinange explores the long reach and effects of colonization and corruption within the context of a singular household and the disparate experiences of class and clan they encapsulate.

“The Havoc of Choice is a delicate and deeply personal attempt to understand the root of this spontaneous yet organized conflict and to figure out what healing looks like for the people of Kenya”