Category - Marxist Ecology

‘An important contribution to the fight to stop capitalist destruction’

Barry Commoner: The systems we depend on are upside down

The ecosocialist views of Karl Marx – An interview with Kohei Saito

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, June 2019

New contributions to the theory and practice of Marxist Ecosocialism

John Bellamy Foster on the ‘Green New Deal’

Why Ecosocialism? A discussion of the case for a red-green future

Exploring the deep biosphere: Organisms abound in regions thought devoid of life

‘Karl Marx’s Ecosocialism’ wins the 2018 Deutscher Prize

Marxist ecosocialism and the value debate

The Logic of Human Survival

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, July 2018

Socialist magazine explores capital’s metabolic rifts

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, June 2018, Part 2

Vladimir Vernadsky and the Disruption of the Biosphere

Ecosocialism and the recovery of Marx’s ecological legacy

Earth’s Circular Economy: Recycling as a Law of Life

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, May 2018

Marx, nature, and political morality

Marx and Metabolism: Lost in translation?

Ecological Marxism vs. environmental neo-Malthusianism: An old debate continues

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, April 2018, Part 2

Five Revolutions: How bacteria created the biosphere and caused the first climate crisis

Ecological crisis and capitalism in Turkey today

The progress of this storm:
Nature and society in a warming world

Face à l’anthropocène: Le capitalisme fossile et la crise du système terrestre

How to create an ecological society

Alan Roberts, 1925-2017: A pioneer of radical environmentalism

Do seven cheap things explain the history of capitalism?

Paul Burkett on Kohei Saito’s ‘Karl Marx’s Ecosocialism’