Books by Susan George

Chris, a young tiger, thinks he has a great life. He lives in a zoo, where he is cared for, fed regularly, and adored by thousands of visitors. His only problem is that his tail is extremely small-certainly, much too small for a proper tiger. One night, Chris the tiny-tailed tiger decides to explore the real world and comes up with an escape plan.This witty story focuses on themes important to growing children. From dealing with bullying to developing emotional intelligence, Chris the Tiny-Tailed Tiger explores what it means to realize your dreams and become what you want to be. Follow Chris'' adventures as he escapes the zoo and finds the most unexpected thing of all-the love of his life!Based on a story written by her husband as a second grader in 1992 (included at the end of this book), Susan George''s Chris, the Tiny-Tailed Tiger is a modern tale perfect for when we are spending quality time with our family and friends. This book is beautifully illustrated and is sure to forge closer bonds with our special kiddos as we all struggle with learning how to adapt and live in this new world.

* A robust and unflinching account of the ongoing take-over of politics by global corporations * Lifts the lid on the world of lobbying, trade negotiations and treaties, in particular the controversial TTIP and its likely ramifications for national sovereignty in Europe and in the US.

Crisis? Whose crisis? Today we are in the midst of a multifaceted crisis which touches the lives of everyone on the planet.

Major new book from Susan George - a leading political commentator whose previous books have been massively influential and widely read and reviewed. Fascinating, thorough and often chilling account of this decades-long transformation of American society and political culture.

Is the EU Constitution dead in the water?Although it may have disappeared from the headlines, right-wing European leaders have not given up on pushing through a binding EU text providing total freedom for goods, services and capital but few advantages for Europeans. A more neo-liberal anti-democratic document than the one rejected by the French and the Dutch may be hard to imagine, but the new reform treaty tries hard. What do they have in store for us? What should European people be fighting for?Leading writer and alter-globalisation activist Susan George explains what is at stake for all peoples of Europe. What must we reject and how will such a document affect our lives? Who will it really empower--corporations or ordinary Europeans? What kind of future do we want to build together as Europeans? Written with clarity and authority, We the Peoples of Europe will help you make up your own mind.