Todd Miller
Список книг автора Todd MillerBuild Bridges, Not Walls
The US border is going to continue to be a high profile national issue no matter who wins the White House in 2020. Todd Miller, an award-winning border journalist with twenty years experience, enters the debate with the most humanist and controversial solution: abolish borders . Directly inspired by the accessible pamphlet-size concept of We Should All Be Feminists , this new book presents Miller’s essential views through personal first-hand anecdotes, experience, and personal reflections on how our collective security and humanity will be strengthened by a world without borders. Given the escalating humanitarian crisis surrounding the militarization of US immigration and border policy, Miller offers direct resistance to U.S. racism, intolerance, and militarism, and calls for solidarity with the countless individuals and families driven here by poverty, climate change, and violence, all three of which have frequently been caused or worsened by U.S. foreign policies, trade practices, and interventions. Build Bridges Not Walls calls on readers to imagine and build a different kind of world, one in which security and sustainability are achieved through cooperation, not competition; kindness, not cruelty, and solidarity, not surveillance. In the author’s words, “ Build Bridges, Not Walls is a pithy guide to imagining a world without borders, through an entertaining memoir that includes twenty years of border reporting. It is essential reading for the Trump era in which many people crave practical alternatives to walls, prison camps, and families torn apart.” Todd Miiller has become, from his first publication with City Lights in 2014 through his last book in 2019 from Verso, THE voice on immigration issues as it relates to the border, his work in Storming the Wall from 2017 was an extremely prescient argument connecting border militarization and climate change. It was the winner of the 2018 Izzy Award for Excellence in Independent Journalism. Todd's writing has appeared in the New York Times, The Nation, San Francisco Chronicle, Yes! Magazine, TomDispatch, In These Times, Texas Observer, Al Jazeera, Tucson Weekly, NACLA, and Jacobin. Todd's many years doing this work traveling around the country, and his authority on the subject, has earned him a good following social media and contacts around the country at universities and bookstores.
Guía de pruebas y evaluaciones de la NSCA
Los principios y técnicas del entrenamiento de fuerza y acondicionamiento se van haciendo cada vez más complejos, al igual que los planteamientos del diseño, la aplicación y la puesta a prueba de los correspondientes programas. Un programa de entrenamiento que no cuente con el adecuado sistema de seguimiento de los progresos con él conseguidos resulta incompleto de manera manifiesta. Con esta obra, el entrenador cuenta con una base sólida para el desarrollo y la puesta en práctica de sus propios programas de prueba y medición, que le permitirá optimizar el rendimiento de sus deportistas. El texto comienza exponiendo los fundamentos de las pruebas y el análisis de los datos y los métodos de interpretación de resultados y de deducción de las pertinentes conclusiones. Los capítulos que siguen incluyen pruebas de todo tipo, desde las más rudimentarias, como la determinación de la composición corporal o la presión arterial, hasta las más complejas, como el cálculo del valor de umbral de lactato o el establecimiento de la potencia aeróbica.
Storming the Wall
Immigration and borders continues to be a major issue in the national and international news cycle and Todd Miller's print history ranging from his feature in the New York Times Magazine to Border Patrol Nation position him to address this. As people are displaced from the coast, they being to «challenge» borders. The response unfortunately has been militarization. Population movement due to climate change is an emerging issue and this book is in a unique position to address this as a national security issue. Last year alone, 19.2 million people were displaced as a result of climate change.Immigration, border fortification, and climate change legislation will continue to be subject to ongoing debates, giving Miller many opportunities for op-eds on the top political blog TomDispatch, where he's a regular contributor, as well as The Nation, Huffington Post, Mother Jones, Common Dreams and Guernica, where he regularly writes, too.