Association: Communalist Social Ecology âL'Adventiceâ
Communitarianism is the political project most capable of promoting the philosophy of social ecology.
â against stagnation â Everyone is familiar with this âaction by which a body moves from one place to anotherâ, which traverses the entire universe, from atoms to celestial bodies, including all living beings on our planet. But in recentâŠ
Anticapitalism has become a catch-all label, empty or all-encompassing, claimed by politicians on the political spectrum from the far left to the far right, but also by a whole section of the trade union movement. It is also claimed byâŠ
In the beginning, there were peasant communities; they were destroyed by the bourgeoisie. Dispossessed of their land, uprooted and turned into proletarians, men, women, and children alike were forced to sell their labor power in order to survive. This fundamentalâŠ
âPoliticsâ for state institutions Today, âdoing politicsâ means entering the game of state institutions, parties, elections, and careers as professional politicians. This game, forged by the bourgeoisie in the 16th century to accompany the rise of capitalism, claims to representâŠ
Elements for a lucid dialogue between social ecology and anti-industrial criticism (Based on a cross-reading of âRenewable Lies & Decarbonized Capitalismâ by Nicolas Casaux and âAuthoritarian Technique and Democratic Techniqueâ by Lewis Mumford) How can we think about technical andâŠ
About Pierre SauvĂȘtreâs book Murray Bookchin ou lâobjectif communocĂšne (Murray Bookchin or the Communocene Objective) (Ăditions de lâAtelier, 2024) and his participation in the program âDe la Commune au communalisme, histoire dâun projet politiqueâ (From the Commune to Communalism: HistoryâŠ
This text follows on from âCapitalism and the State: Know to Subvert!â, in which we attempted to identify the systemic foundations of dominationâthe logic of the state and capitalismâin order to better deconstruct them. But criticism is not enough. ToâŠ
We reproduce here an article by Paul Boino who deciphers the ideas of Murray Bookchin and analyzes them in the light of libertarian communist ideas. An article published in 2001 on the website (the link is no longer available)âŠ
No to the exploitation and perversion of communalism by the citizen movements and the institutional left Social ecology and communalism form a political project radically opposed to capitalism and all forms of state institutions. They are part of a perspectiveâŠ
African communalism past and present: inhabitantsâ assemblies and decision-making by consensus A tradition that is still relevant today! Although the State has existed in Africa for a long time (ancient Egypt â unification of the Nile valley around 3500 BC,âŠ
Murray Bookchin: for an eco-analysis of contemporary societies Murray Bookchin or the communocene objective. Social ecology and planetary liberation Pierre SauvĂȘtre 2024 Editions de lâAtelier 320 pages Pierre SauvĂȘtre, author of a book on the thought of Murray Bookchin, discussesâŠ
