Durand attempts to find a middle ground for eco-socialism between eco-modernist and degrowth perspectives on the left. In New Left Review’s ‘Sidecar’.
Read the article HERE.
Cédric Durand – Living Together
National Politics
Thomas Piketty: A Queen with no Lord?
With the death of Elizabeth II, it is tempting to talk about the immutability of British institutions, in contrast to France and its many revolutions and constitutions. In reality, things are more complex, and the […]
Media
Owen Jones: If the BBC is politically neutral, how does it explain Andrew Neil?
One knows that there is a political re-awakening when institutions are being called into question and challenged. In the last weeks Britain’s left has been increasingly criticising the lack of political neutrality in the BBC, […]
Geopolitics
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