CLIMATE & CAPITALISM is an ecosocialist journal, reflecting the viewpoint of ecological Marxism. It aims:
- To promote, develop and extend ecological Marxism;
- To inform, educate and develop ecosocialist movements;
- To help build movements and campaigns against capitalist destruction of the environment;
- To encourage and facilitate collaboration and exchanges of views among socialists and ecology activists.
Opinions expressed in individual articles are not necessarily shared by the editors or publishers of Climate & Capitalism .
Climate & Capitalism is part of the Monthly Review group of socialist websites: Monthly Review; MR Online; and MR Press. We are editorially independent— MR has no responsibility for our content, and vice versa — but we share technical resources and collaborate on common projects.
Comments Policy
Climate and Capitalism is an expressly left-wing, ecosocialist site, and the discussions here will reflect that. Comments that defend or promote anti-socialist or pro-capitalist views are not appropriate. Please take such arguments elsewhere.
We encourage constructive and thoughtful comments that contribute to the goals set out above.
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Some specifics:
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About the Editor
Climate & Capitalism was founded by and continues to be edited by Ian Angus. His most recent books are A Redder Shade of Green: Intersections of Science and Socialism (Monthly Review Press, 2017) and Facing the Anthropocene: Fossil Capitalism and the Crisis of the Earth System (Monthly Review Press, 2016).
His previous books include Canadian Bolsheviks: The Early Years of The Communist Party of Canada (2nd edition, Trafford, 2004), The Global Fight for Climate Justice: Anticapitalist Responses to Global Warming and Ecological Destruction (Fernwood, 2010), and Too Many People? Population, Immigration, and the Environmental Crisis (Haymarket, 2011) co-authored with Simon Butler.
(To avoid confusion and unnecessary emails: He is not the Ian Angus who teaches at Simon Fraser University, nor is he the Iain Angus who used to be a Canadian Member of Parliament, or the Ian Angus who is a lawyer for some satellite and telecom companies, or the Ian Angus who was a professional football player in Scotland.)
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Article submissions
Due to heavy workload, Climate & Capitalism is not currently considering unsolicited submissions.