Matt Huber's new book misinterprets the reality and scale of the challenge for climate activism. Its academic...
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The Arab Spring had an agrarian root, borne out of struggles for food security. Ayeb's and Bush's outstanding work...
The book connects, across a long timeframe, social movements of Black farmers to access land, knowledge, and materials...
Mass farmer suicides in India driven by economic deprivation were examined through the stories of families trying to...
The “tragedy” has been apparent in COVID-19, big tech, irrationalism, and intensified geopolitical conflict—all...
While missing in concrete strategy to build power, Half-Earth Socialism provides a utopian plan that invites readers to...
Our shared cultural and social context shapes not only our politics, but what we do, say, and even think...
'Commoning' is an edited volume of articles written by various Marxist and feminist thinkers who came together to...
Published over 30 years ago, Helen Longino's 'Science as Social Knowledge' has lost none of its relevance for...
"What does it mean to live, to be human right now?" asks author Xiaowei Wang, as we—from the US metropoles as well as...