At the moment, I am working three jobs, with a bit of moonlighting to fill in any remaining cracks. I also go to Green Party meetings, the occasional Wobbly get-together, and am gearing up to be on the translating team at the US Social Forum. But, if I had any spare time, here's what I'd be reading:

First, I have an actual physical copy of Dan Jaffee's Brewing Justice [1]. I met Dan at the Midwest Social Forum, and we talked for quite a while -- he has a lot of good things to say, so I'm really looking forward to the book.

Second, Kevin Carson has another book due out soon, called Studies in the Anarchist Theory of Organizational Behavior [2]. For those who can't wait, he's publishing drafts of his chapters on an ongoing basis. Long-time readers of his blog will notice a number of familiar points. Kevin also has interesting thoughts even apart from this, such as a detailed essay on libertarian arguments in favor of organized labor [3].

Third, I'd be reading the results of the projects of the Center for Fair and Alternative Trade Studies [4] at Colorado State. Sounds like they have some substantive stuff coming down the pike. Maybe by the time it's out, I'll have time to read it.