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By Ariel Salleh Pre-COP lecture, Federal University, Brazil I trained as a sociologist of knowledge but tend to think of myself as an activist, having spent much of my life in workers', womens', indigenous', and ecology movements. But I soon realised the need for a 'transversal analysis', one that can join up the single-issue politics of workers, indigenous peoples, women - and all three together with ecology [1]. The lecture today will look at what this integrating perspecti

By Ruth Kinna ‘Mutual aid’ has been circulating in the English language since the mid-sixteenth century. The equivalent in French,...

By Shrishtee Bajpai, Juan Manuel Crespo, and Ashish Kothari From the border regions of South Asia to the Amazon rainforest, people are...

By John Clark "The way up and the way down are one and the same." – Heraclitus "If I knew the Way, I would take you to the Oikos." – The...

By Arturo Anguiano. The rebels of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) have once again broken the siege by starting their...

By Simon Springer. Speciesism. Anthropocentrism. Human Supremacy. Anthroparchy. Whatever label you want to apply to this myopic and...

By Ariel Salleh. Ecological sustainability, economic sufficiency and the infinite beauty of cultural difference. So, where to start but...

By Macarena Gómez-Barris. How might we approach the relationship between anarchism and feminism as a response to the continuing...

A new world is emerging. Its outlines can be vaguely glimpsed through the clouds of tear gas on the streets of Belarus, Hong Kong,...

By Lola Olufemi. The struggle is long and requires much from those who wish for more liveable worlds. Feminist thinking offers us a...

From a letter sent to the anarchist periodical Green Anarchy circa 2002. An explanation of why the Zapatistas do not subscribe to a...