Revised May 2018 While ecosocialists (particularly Joel Kovel, John Bellamy Foster, and Fred Magdoff) and their tendency have been given consideration by social ecologists like John P. Clark and Brian
Revised May 2018 While ecosocialists (particularly Joel Kovel, John Bellamy Foster, and Fred Magdoff) and their tendency have been given consideration by social ecologists like John P. Clark and Brian
Revised May 2018 Welcome to the inaugural post of the Better Worlds, Brighter Futures blog! Here you will find news and analysis from a broad social ecological perspective. It is
September 2018 Preface Originally posted to what became the precursor blog to Better Worlds, Brighter Futures, this was written in support of the now-defunct project “Social Ecology Sonora.” This post was
September 2018 Preface This discussion aims to draw out a common fallacy of argumentation and was written at a time when technological pessimism, primativism, and “anti-civ” sentiments were more popular
September 2018 Preface This piece originally appeared on the precursor to this blog in 2010. It was intended as a starting place for the development of a social ecological theory that
INTRODUCTIONBy Better Worlds, Brighter FuturesJuly 2019 Author: Joseph DejacqueDate: February 20, 1861Publication: N/A (Personal correspondence)Note: We are very thankful for the work of Mitchell Abidor for translating this letter in
July 2018 Preface Originally in Upheaval, Volume 2, Issue 1, 2008, Phoenix Anarchist Coalition. This is an early writing drawn from experiences with different Food Not Bombs groups in Nevada and
July 2018 Preface This piece was originally a response to an editorial in the Coyote Press student newspaper of the Community College of Southern Nevada (now simply the College of Southern