Distilling his lifetime experiences as a political activist, university academic, journalist, and public intellectual, Prof. Bobby M. Tuazon offers an anthology of his selected works from 2001 to 2023 in this book. Examining 22 years of some of the most tumultuous events in our recent history, Tuazon presents a critical alternative, oftentimes unsettling way of interpreting our past, present, and prospects as a nation and people. A longtime activist in the pre-and post-martial periods, he has been closely engaged with the struggles, especially of the poor and marginalized in our society, himself enduring years of political detention and material privation. In this book, Tuazon addresses a wide range of topics with deep public resonance including those on governance, foreign policy and security, world politics, the Philippine revolutionary movement, the Moro Struggles, and more recent cataclysmic events such as the Covid pandemic, the human rights crisis, and climate change.