Prendendo le mosse dalla storia di Enric Duran, attivista catalano conosciuto come il "Robin Hood delle banche", il libro racconta alcune delle maggiori crisi finanziarie degli ultimi decenni e analizza le contraddizioni della mega macchina denominata finanzcapitalismo, mettendo in luce le sue torsioni sempre più autoritarie, le modalità con cui domina il mondo del lavoro, attenta alla nostra salute mentale, erode i diritti, amplifica le disuguaglianze, influenza le traiettorie geopolitiche, alimenta la crisi climatica, determina un'insensata corsa al riarmo. Rivelandosi un enorme edificio dalle mura fragili, pronte a sgretolarsi davanti ai nostri occhi increduli, e spingendoci, ora più che mai, a immaginare e costruire un'alternativa contro il suo afflato mortifero.

Oscar Pettiford & Vinnie Burke - Bass by Pettiford, Burke (1955) is a notable album in the world of jazz bass playing. This collaborative record features two of the most significant bass players of the era: Oscar Pettiford and Vinnie Burke. Released in 1955, the album showcases the virtuosic talents of both musicians, highlighting their ability to shape jazz with the bass as a lead instrument rather than just a time-keeping section. The album features a mix of jazz standards and original compositions, demonstrating their mastery of both the upright bass and their roles as important contributors to the development of jazz.

Lloyd McNeill - Asha (1969) is an album by Lloyd McNeill, an American flautist, composer, and jazz musician. Released in 1969, Asha is a unique fusion of jazz, soul, and African-inspired rhythms, featuring McNeill's distinctive flute playing at the forefront of the compositions. The album reflects McNeill's wide-ranging musical influences, blending modal jazz with soulful grooves, lush arrangements, and rich percussion. Asha was originally released on the Soul Jazz Records label, and it has since become a rare and beloved album in the genre of spiritual jazz and African jazz fusion.