A Wide Net of Solidarity

“Anne Garland Mahler’s incisive analysis brings to life a history of revolutionary internationalism with profound lessons for today.” - Michael Hardt, author of The Subversive Seventies

“A Wide Net is a powerhouse intellectual history, astonishing in its breadth and brilliant in its critical arguments. Anne Garland Mahler provides in this book the foundations for a necessary history of solidarity and thinking in the Left through careful archival work and bold analytical intervention, unmatched in its ability to tell the history of world culture and world social movements.” - Ignacio M. Sanchez Prado, author of Strategic Occidentalism: On Mexican Fiction, the Neoliberal Book Market, and the Question of World Literature

"A Wide Net of Solidarity offers a rich history of transnational organizing in Latin America, clearly showing the extensive reach of this work. . . . This is an important book for scholars of internationalism, Latin American Studies, race, class, and cultural politics." - Anima Adjepong, Ethnic and Racial Studies

"A Wide Net of Solidarity’s emphasis on internationalism and the potentially revolutionary nature of culture injects an important piece of history into the struggle for a hopeful and socialist future, while simultaneously addressing issues of identity and class in a manner that prioritizes neither at the expense of the other." - Ron Jacobs, CounterPunch

"[A Wide Net of Solidarity] seeks to recover a largely forgotten experiment in transnational anti-imperialist organizing in the interwar period, is much more than an institutional history. The book intervenes in broader debates about how anti-imperialist politics have been imagined, organized, and sustained across national, racial, and ideological divides." - Abigail Kret, NACLA