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The Wealth of Commons: A World Beyond Market and State
The Wrath of Capital: Neoliberalism and Climate Change Politics
Mad Science: The Nuclear Power Experiment
Why small-scale alternatives won’t change the world
‘Catastrophism’ book on environmental movement: a prescription for abstention and defeat
Inside the B.C. pipeline wars
Latin America’s Turbulent Transitions
Class Dynamics of Agrarian Change
Global Capitalism and Climate Change
Capitalism versus Planet Earth – an irreconcilable conflict
Plutocrats: An informative and frustrating book
How the tar sands produce dirty coal
Geopolitics of the Amazon
C&C readers debate ‘The contradictions of real socialism’
The new fight over who owns the earth
Flight Behavior: Climate change, poverty, and butterflies
The unequal pain of climate change in Europe
The World Bank’s gross hypocrisy on climate change
What went wrong with ‘real socialism’?
Essential ecosocialist reading in Korean
50 years of
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