A survey of social and political graphics since the early 1990s.Liz McQuiston Follow-up volume to the hugely successful Graphic Agitation, exploring graphic protest in the digital era from the early 1990s onwards Covers themes and issues such as globalization, branding, armed conflict, the environment, anti-racism and human rights Accessible and engaging text, with projects arranged thematically and amply illustrated with over 600 striking images Includes a wide range of protest imagery, bringing together graphics from sources as diverse as websites, posters, lollipop wrappers and T-shirts Features the work of some of the design world's best-known personalities, such as Jonathan Barnbrook and Art Spiegelmann, alongside that of 'street' artists and activists sakriti opis