Tag Archives | Michael Löwy

Michael Löwy: ‘Revolutions’

Originally published: Marx & Philosophy on January 13, 2022 by Aidan Ratchford (more by Marx & Philosophy) | (Posted Jan 14, 2022)

‘Revolutions’ is a major contribution to our understanding of the principal social movements which shape our modern world.
Ecosocialism versus degrowth: a false dilemma

Originally published: Undisciplined Environments on February 9, 2021 by Giacomo D'Alisa (more by Undisciplined Environments) | (Posted Mar 01, 2021)

Ecosocialists and degrowthers need to map the many overlaps of their views to improve the effectiveness of their shared struggle for an ecologically-sound and socially-fair world free from patriarchal, racial and colonial legacy.
Capitalism, romanticism, and nature

Originally published: New Politics on Winter 2021 (New Politics Vol. XVIII No. 2, Whole Number 70) by John Molyneux (more by New Politics) | (Posted Jan 25, 2021)

Robert Sayre and Michael Löwy’s Romantic Anti-capitalism and Nature is an extremely interesting book—enjoyable, informative, and intellectually stimulating.