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The Agora is a space for exchange, reflection, and research inspired by social ecology and communalism. Its aim is to bring together those who wish to contribute to the emergence of societies that are more just, more ecological, and based on direct democracy, mutual aid, and collective autonomy.
The two public forums—one French-speaking, the other English-speaking (shared with the Transnational Institute of Social Ecology – TRISE)—are designed to foster the sharing of experiences, resources, and reflections on the ecological, social, and political challenges of our time.
Whether you are an activist, researcher, student, or simply curious about these issues, feel free to join the discussions or start your own topics. Together, let’s foster a space for dialogue and mutual learning to imagine and build alternatives capable of asserting themselves outside state and capitalist structures.
"L'écologie sociale en question" livre Pelletier
Philippe Pelletier vient de publier un livre autour de Murray Bookchin, aux éditions libertaires : "L'écologie sociale en question, revisiter Murray Bookchin".
Je ne l'ai pas encore lu, mais de ce que je vois du sommaire, il s'attache à retracer les sources et le parcours intellectuel de Bookchin et de replacer son développement de l'écologie sociale dans un contexte plus grand de la pensée de gauche et écolo. L'accent est ensuite principalement placé sur le volet écologique et le lien avec la science, notamment via la critique de l'écologie profonde.
Livre grand format (étonnant, peu pratique en fait pour le lire ...et encore moins pour le ranger). A voir une fois plongé dedans.