Category - Marxist Ecology

Capitalism, exterminism and the long ecological revolution

Marx’s ecological critique of political economy

MR Press launches pathbreaking new books on ecosocialism

Ecosocialist Bookshelf, October 2017

István Mészáros: Capitalism and Ecological Destruction

Creating an Ecological Society: Living well is the best revolution

Video: Ian Angus on the Anthropocene and ecosocialism

Marx and Engels on ecology: A reply to radical critics

‘A Redder Shade of Green’ explores the intersections of science and socialism

Essential Debates at the
Intersections of Science and Socialism

Ecosocialists debate James Hansen’s climate change exit strategy

‘We need a resistance movement for the planet’

Introducing ‘A Redder Shade of Green’

John Bellamy Foster answers five questions about Marxism and ecology

‘Ecosocialism is more than a strategy, it’s a project for civilization’

New ecosocialist books coming from MR Press

Terry Townsend: A Marxist Analysis of Climate Change

Metabolic Rift and Ecological Value: the Ecosocialist Challenge

‘Anthropocene or Capitalocene?’ misses the point

Two more radical precursors of Anthropocene science

Marx and the Earth: Why we wrote an ‘anti-critique’

Science, Socialism and the Anthropocene

Colonialism, Racism and the Global Dust Bowl of the 1930s

‘Capitalism in the Web of Life’ – A Critique

A Radical Alternative to Capitalist Catastrophe

The Anthropocene and Marxism Today

Some comments on Andreas Malm’s ‘Fossil Capital’

Two Views on Marxist Ecology and Jason W. Moore

In Defense of Ecological Marxism: John Bellamy Foster responds to a critic

Video: Ian Angus introduces ‘Facing the Anthropocene’