The tragic Sixth Extinction has sparked a search for new conservation paradigms. One approach advocates massive market interventions; by contrast, another urges the creation of vast protected areas. The opening essay proposes a third path, one rooted in democratic processes, engagement with nature, and post-capitalism. Commenters debate what a revolution in conservation would look like.
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An inquiry into the prospects for human affiliation and empathy expanding beyond existing states and particular identities. -
Aligning educational systems and curricula with new ecological and social imperatives.
Forthcoming
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The Population Debate Revisited
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Which Future Are We Living In?
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Solidarity Beyond Our Species
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Journey to Earthland: The Great
Transition to Planetary Civilization
Paul Raskin
Debating the Sharing Economy
Juliet Schor
Economics for a Full World
Herman Daly
The Degrowth Alternative
Giorgos Kallis
Money for the People
Mary Mellor
Climate: The Crisis and the Movement
Naomi Klein
Farming for a Small Planet:
Agroecology Now
Frances Moore Lappé
