John Bellamy Foster reflects on the enduring relevance of Einstein’s “Why Socialism?” in this fourth segment of our series on ecology and materialism. Marx’s foundations of ecological materialism are blended with the work of natural […]
In this third segment of a series on ecology and materialism, John Bellamy Foster concludes that across different societies starting from ancient China, the Hellenistic world and India, there is a parallelism of class struggles. […]
In Part 2, John Bellamy Foster debunks the misconception that socialism and materialism had no role in the development of ecological analysis. His research shows that socialist transformation involves the transformation of human relations with […]
In this first segment of a series on ecology and materialism, John Bellamy Foster explains how Marx, who was not a natural scientist learned from chemists, physicists, biologists and the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus. Marx […]
Ending hunger rather than perpetuating it under agribusiness goes hand-in- hand with tackling inequality and climate change. Raj Patel is Research Professor at the University of Texas at Austin Produced by Lynn Fries / GPEnewsdocs […]
Economics cannot keep ignoring that energy and resources for production are no longer abundant and easy to access James K. Galbraith is Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Chair in Government/Business Relations at the LBJ School of […]
The global financial system and its production of useless debt Jane D’Arista walks us through a comprehensive analysis of a global economy flooded with US dollar liabilities, economies bound to damaging export-led growth models, and […]
The 2024 Global Biodiversity Convention as a struggle between the interests of the world’s biggest profit makers and the interests of people struggling to safeguard their planet, their food and their economies. Jim Thomas is […]
John Bellamy Foster points to “Beyond Leviathan” by István Mészáros for insights on origins of the state and nature of its evolution over thousands of years, the necessity to move beyond the state and how […]
Gilles Billen shows that industrial agriculture, propelled by international trade and specialization, has disturbed the nitrogen cycle. This has provoked the crossing of planetary boundaries and endangered the possibility of feeding the world. Alternatives do […]
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