One Week to Change the World: An Oral History of the 1999 WTO Protests
by Dw Gibson
One Week to Change the World presents an oral history of the 1999 WTO protests, bringing together perspectives on the people, events, and debates that shaped this pivotal moment. It explores the demonstrations’ place in modern activism, globalization, and public discussion of international trade.
About This Book
One Week to Change the World examines the 1999 protests surrounding the World Trade Organization.
Presented as an oral history, the book centers firsthand perspectives on the events and their wider significance.
It offers a focused look at a pivotal episode in global activism, political debate, and opposition to international trade policy.
Readers interested in modern history, protest movements, and globalization will find a concise account of a consequential week.
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