“L'Adventice” — Collective for social ecology & communalist perspectives
“L'Adventice” — Collective for social ecology & communalist perspectives
Introduction Through the concept of social ecology, Murray Bookchin, an influential 20th-century American thinker, offers a radical analysis of environmental problems, emphasizing the interconnection between social, economic and ecological structures. He considers that ecological crises are intrinsically linked to hierarchies…
In this 1985 lecture, Murray Bookchin offers an essential reflection on the political and social structures that shape our understanding of freedom. He seeks to demonstrate that freedom cannot be limited to an individual or abstract conception, but must be…
April 2020 1) We see a whole “citizenist” current seizing municipalism and communalism. Has the communalist revolution already been diluted in the lukewarm waters of social democracy? Indeed, a whole “citizens’ movement” sector has taken hold of municipalism, but without…
Communalism is the most appropriate global political project for social ecology. To begin with, we will clearly distinguish between power and domination. Power should not be limited to the negative of permission andprohibition, a normative legal and discursive concept distilled…
An introduction Murray Bookchin was born in the United States in 1921. He became involved in the class struggle at a very young age, first as a trade unionist and then in support of civil rights and feminism. From the…
SEC: Social Ecology and Communalism State of play The collapse of biodiversity and the poisoning of nature that have been observed for the past few decades are direct responses to the decline in the variety of human relations and in…
