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Toward Climate-Catalyzed Social Transformation?

Toward Climate-Catalyzed Social Transformation? Applying the work of Erik Olin Wright to emergent climate change movements helps us to understand current trajectories and possible pathways for transformation. In the past weeks, Extinction Rebellion has continued to make news headlines with acts of protest in London, Boston, New York and other cities across the globe. In London, thousands of activists blocked roads and […]

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Dissecting the Madness of Economic Reason

Dissecting the Madness of Economic Reason David Harvey’s latest book provides a riveting reading of Marx’s Capital and a trenchant critique of a political and economic system spiralling out of control. A decade after the financial crisis of 2008, global capitalism remains in dire straits. Despite central banks providing a steady diet of low interest rates […]

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Defying Dystopia: Shaping the Climate Future We Want

Defying Dystopia: Shaping the Climate Future We Want We live in an age of dystopias on demand. Whether it’s Black Mirror, The Hunger Games or The Handmaid’s Tale, there is no limit to satiating our desires for dark, apocalyptic visions of the future. Unfortunately the scariest experience does not involve the world of the imaginary; […]

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Unearthing the Capitalocene: Towards a Reparations Ecology

Unearthing the Capitalocene: Towards a Reparations Ecology Settled agriculture, cities, nation-states, information technology and every other facet of the modern world have unfolded within a long era of climatic good fortune. Those days are gone. Sea levels are rising; climate is becoming less stable; average temperatures are increasing. Civilization emerged in a geological era known […]

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It was the creditors who pushed Greece over the edge

It was the creditors who pushed Greece over the edge If they had truly cared, the creditors could have easily prevented a default. Sadly, they found it more important to punish Greece and set an example. Image: sticking posters for the NO campaign ahead of Sunday’s referendum. On Tuesday, Greece became the first developed country […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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