Pedagogy of Insurrection speaks to the ambiguity of Peter McLaren’s insurgent political philosophy: he describes himself as a revolutionary Marxist, a Roman Catholic socialist, and a critic of the state capitalism of the USSR, while defending the social-democratic Latin American governments associated with the “Pink Tide.”
Climate change is being wielded as a neoliberal weapon to create the idea of the “green economy” in the hopes of maintaining the state and growing economies, processes that continue land conflict and pacification.
From a Qur’anic perspective, much of what is labelled “halal” is actually haraam, or sinful, specifically the animal flesh that has been produced in cruel and toxic environments to their bodies and souls, and our own.
On the outcomes of the COP21 Paris Agreement, climate justice activists and scientists generally have very sober assessments.
Klein’s book is robust condemnation of many dangerous mentalities, priorities, and policies driven by various forms of climate change denial. A dramatic and well-written policy critique that broad audiences interested in environmental studies and globalization will greatly appreciate for its content and readability.
Seasonal Workers makes the lives and livelihoods of agricultural workers visible within the geography of agro-industrial production, allowing us to confront the contradictions of a region symbolizing healthy eating through the paradigm of a Mediterranean diet that focuses on the consumption of fruits and vegetables, yet pits agricultural workers from three continents against one another.
Mexico’s climate of violence and insecurity does not negatively affect the business of mining, a fact that is both curious and intriguing.
La violencia y el clima de inseguridad en Mexico no estorban al quehacer productivo y los negocios mineros, lo cual es intrigante y curioso al mismo tiempo.
“We humbly propose to the people of Venezuela the outline of a plan by which…
It is becoming clear that an energy transition will require the massive mobilization of the public sector and state power.
The eurozone crisis is creating rifts within the ruling class and thus an opening that is more progressive than the one adopted up to now.