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    Imperialism is the arsonist: Marxism’s contribution to ecological literatures and struggles

    Originally published: Abstrakt on 2021 by Derek Walls (more by Abstrakt)  | (Posted Aug 23, 2022)

    Marxism’s contributions to ecological literature and struggles is a rich and contradictory field of discussion. Marxism in diverse ways has fed into environmental struggles and broader ecological politics.

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    On the federation of economic communes: Engels and Dühring

    Originally published: Abstrakt on October 26, 2020 by Alp Altinors (more by Abstrakt)  | (Posted Oct 29, 2020)

    Those who “go beyond” Karl Marx’s programme of economic liberation based on the socialisation of the means of production and “reach” a programme based on the federation of economic communes remind me of this promise of Sartre.

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