There are 21 books by Arjun Makhijani on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Mending the ozone hole (1995). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 Energy and agriculture in the third world 1975 · 168 pages
  2. 2 From global capitalism to economic justice 1992 · 176 pages
  3. 3 High-level dollars, low-level sense 1992 · 138 pages
  4. 4 The Ozone Layer 1993
  5. 5 Mending the ozone hole 1995 · 355 pages
  6. 6 Nuclear Wastelands 1995 · 696 pages
  7. 7 Fissile materials in a glass, darkly 1995 · 126 pages
  8. 8 The nuclear power deception 1999 · 266 pages
  9. 9 Rule of power or rule of law? 2003 · 227 pages
  10. 10 Manifesto for global democracy 2003
  11. 11 Iran, North Korea and the Emerging Nuclear Proliferation Crisis 2007
  12. 12 Target Japan: Why American's Nuclear Bombs Fell On Japan Instead Of Germany 2007
  13. 13 Target Japan 2008
  14. 14 Prosperous, Renewable Maryland : Roadmap for a Healthy, Economical, and Equitable Energy Future 2016 · 301 pages

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Arjun Makhijani written?

BookOrb lists 21 books by Arjun Makhijani.

Where should I start with Arjun Makhijani?

A good starting point is Mending the ozone hole (1995).

What is the Arjun Makhijani books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Energy and agriculture in the third world (1975), 2. From global capitalism to economic justice (1992), 3. High-level dollars, low-level sense (1992), 4. The Ozone Layer (1993), 5. Mending the ozone hole (1995), 6. Nuclear Wastelands (1995), 7. Fissile materials in a glass, darkly (1995), 8. The nuclear power deception (1999), 9. Rule of power or rule of law? (2003), 10. Manifesto for global democracy (2003), 11. Iran, North Korea and the Emerging Nuclear Proliferation Crisis (2007), 12. Target Japan: Why American's Nuclear Bombs Fell On Japan Instead Of Germany (2007), 13. Target Japan (2008), 14. Prosperous, Renewable Maryland : Roadmap for a Healthy, Economical, and Equitable Energy Future (2016).