The Battle in Seattle (book)

"The Battle in Seattle" is a non-fiction book by Carol Abaya that chronicles the 1999 World Trade Organization (WTO) protests in Seattle. It details how thousands of activists, labor groups, environmentalists, and students gathered to oppose the WTO’s policies, which they believed prioritized corporate interests over workers and the environment. The book explores the organization, planning, and diverse perspectives of those involved, as well as the clashes that occurred during the protests. Overall, it offers an insightful look at grassroots activism, the complexities of global trade issues, and the power of collective action to challenge international economic policies.