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Progress Without People

In Defence of Luddism

David F. Noble

"Is there anything in common between the age of automation now upon us and the first industrial revolution long ago (circa 1790-1840)? Yes. Both surged ahead with technical progress and production,...

Social Anarchism or Lifestyle Anarchism

An Unbridgeable Chasm

Murray Bookchin

This book asks--and tries to answer--several basic questions that affect all Leftists today. Will anarchism remain a revolutionary social movement or become a chic boutique lifestyle subculture?...

Beyond Bookchin

David Watson

A comprehensive critique of Bookchin's social ecology, which attempts to explore new paths of thinking about radical politics. Watson's visionary ecology challenges the mystique of progress and...

The Politics Of Social Ecology

Libertarian Municipalism

Janet Biehl

Over the last few decades. Bookchin developed the basic components of 'libertarian municipalism' - how to create free cities. Written in short, to-the-point chapters, this book presents an...

Elements Of Refusal

John Zerzan

A new edition of Zerzan's first collection of essays, exploring alienation, and the resistance it has engendered.

Against the Grain

Biotechnology and the Corporate Takeover of Your Food

Marc Lappé

Is biotechnology the world's new risk-free breadbasket? In this impassioned report, the authors reveal that the quest for corporate profits has ridden roughshod over questions of public health,...

Defending the Earth

A Dialogue Between Murray Bookchin & Dave Foreman

Murray Bookchin

In this collection of dialogue, debates, and essays, the two main protagonists in the deep vs. social ecology debate come together to answer the question, "Whither the radical ecology movement?"...

Marx's Ecology

Materialism & Nature

John Bellamy Foster

An examination of Marx's writings on ecology, especially agriculture, shows that he was not the industrialize-at-all-costs sort of guy he's sometimes made out to be. His critique of capitalism...

The Vulnerable Planet

A Short Economic History of the Environment

John Bellamy Foster

A clear introduction to the destruction of the environment brought about by capitalism. Moving from the Industrial Revolution to modern imperialism, Foster shows that only a fundamental...