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Volume 26, Number 4, 2015: World Cop-Out on Soils

On the year of the soil; the camp for climate action; China and climate change; struggles against toxic waste in Italy; poverty and development in the Amazon; spatial fix and metabolic rift; Pareto optimality sucks; coal politics in Spain

Hungarian left-wing organizations demand adequate policies for the refugee crisis

The crisis in Western Asia and North Africa keeps deepening. Neither the key North American…

An Ecosocialist Horizon for Venezuela? Commentary & Debate

“We humbly propose to the people of Venezuela the outline of a plan by which…

Volume 26, Number 3, 2015: Capitalism Is Satan

Capitalism’s satanic geographies in South Africa; solar communism for Venezuela; a special section on South Asia struggles past and present; participatory economics; plus film and book reviews

Volume 26, Number 2, 2015: Organise to Decolonise

The Red Nation Ten-Point Programme; climate justice in South Africa; the 2014 Climate March; Obama’s greenhouse gas plans; degrowth and anarchism; an eco-marxist take on Marx’s concept of the forces of production; on Geoff Mann

Volume 26, Number 1, 2015: Long Live Rojava!

An ecosocialist take on Rojava; the fight against mega-projects in South Africa; a special section on environmental risks and social struggles; Gezi Park; plus poetry and book reviews

Volume 25, Number 4, 2014

In the concluding issue of Volume 25, the 25th anniversary celebration is again tempered by the reality of death grief. This time it is for the loss of a close comrade and friend, Peter Freund, who dedicated much of his work to our journal. This issue also features discussions on carbon forestry in Africa, the destruction of krill in Antarctica, struggles and mainstream mendacity in Sri Lanka and the lands of the Adivasi, and ideas about socialist democracy.

Volume 25, Number 3, 2014

We pay tribute to comrade Frans Timmerman, and authors consider: the role of technical know-how in revolutionary futures, body and environment, degrowth and demonetisation, connections between climate change and revolution, red-green movement prospects in the People’s Republic of China, Maoism-based struggles against mining devastation in The Philippines, water commodification in Andean regions of South America, Canada as settler colonial reality.

David Correia reads aloud a statement during the sit-in at Albuquerque mayor Richard Berry's office on Monday 2

In support of David Correia

Standing in support of CNS Senior Editor, David Correia, unjustifiably arrested and charged with a felony during a peaceful protest

Volume 25, Number 2, 2014

In this issue, we grieve over the loss of Chokwe Lumumba and Luis Nieves Falcon. The matter of our animality and our animal relations is confronted, as the left seems still to have some troubles with it.