It is important to consider the history and theory of "mutual aid" as we engage with the concept of cooperation from the perspective of radical science.
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Today, 'participatory design' is widely used in the technology sector to improve marketability and usability of products. But its originators had explicitly political intentions: to collaborate with unions and bolster unions’ power.
Once upon a time, nobody owned the land. If people needed a goose for their family’s dinner, they would simply go to the common and catch a wild goose that belonged to no one.
As a part of the New Deal program for economic recovery, rural electrical cooperatives were never designed to empower labor. Yet, their democratic and socialist potentials remain possible today if we impose a radical vision from the...
'Commoning' is an edited volume of articles written by various Marxist and feminist thinkers who came together to celebrate the works of George Caffentzis and Silvia Federici.
The continued disregard for Garrett Hardin's politics and preservation of his scientific pretensions have profound consequences for the legitimation of white supremacy and ecofascism.
It is rather surprising to read a defense of E. O. Wilson in the 'New Left Review'. Its misunderstanding of science's role in society and inability to see ideology in science are baffling for self-proclaimed leftists.
In Dumaguete, Philippines, local citizens and scientists are cooperating to push back against the destruction of coral reefs by developers and the government.
While Western ecology saw cattails as invasive species, as they threatened colonial agriculture, Indigenous knowledge considered the interaction and cooperation among—in essence, the false dichotomy—of "native" and "non-native" species.
E. O. Wilson's lasting influence on scientific racism has long been under scrutiny. However, few knew the story of how Wilson strategically propagated race pseudoscience through his intimate relationship with white supremacists.