The Women’s March on Washington is counted as one of the largest demonstrations in U.S.…
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A conversation between Giorgos Kallis and Erik Swyngedouw
“It is said, it is repeated, it is taught, it is imposed that world history…
In a prequel to his notorious endorsement of Donald Trump, Slavoj Zizek wrote “Addressing the…
Bringing a radical, eco-socialist, and Marxist perspective at the European Society for Environmental History Conference.
In the Netherlands, juridical measures are repressing squatting with the explicit aim of preventing vacancy, even though statistics show that vacancy figures continue to rise exponentially.
The creation of a wind/solar energy infrastructure should be welcomed even with its problems, as we cannot wait for the end of the rule of capital to start building this renewable infrastructure.
The story of Jonestown obscures that Guyana in the 1970s was the center of a little known Pan African movement that linked the Caribbean with African and African American political exiles in the fight against empire.
Join us in San Francisco during the Association of American Geographers’ Annual Meeting, March 29 – April 2, 2016
If there can be one lesson that the creation of the State of Israel should teach us, it must be on the danger of accepting any and all political proposals from oppressed peoples by virtue that they have been oppressed.
There exists a habit of blackmailing public institutions and associations that express criticism of Israel and Zionism. Any criticism, even the slightest, is readily branded with the “anti-Semitism” charge.
Whether the carbon is stored in the soil, forests or crust, carbon sequestration from the atmosphere is the only geoengineering approach that is imperative, in order to bring and maintain the atmospheric carbon dioxide level below the safe level of 350 ppm.