Left Green Perspectives #29
History, Civilization, and Progress Outline for a Criticism of Modern Relativism by Murray Bookchin Rarely have the concepts that literally define the best of Western culture–its notions of a meaningful …
Left Green Perspectives #28
Social Ecology: International Reports Editors’ note: After a year and a half hiatus, we are pleased to submit to our readers the reemergence of Green Perspectives. Over the past year, …
Left Green Perspectives #27
Ecofascism: Neither Left nor “Up Front” but Far Right If the Green slogan “we are neither left nor right but up front” was ever meaningful, the increasingly notable emergence of …
Left Green Perspectives #25
European Reports This issue of Green Perspectives is devoted to a series of reports: from a Russian eco-anarchist, a U.K Green, Italian social ecologists, and a German radical ecologist. They …
Left Green Perspectives #26
From Left to Right: New Right Ideology as a Problem Facing Leftism Today Introductory note: The National Front in France, the Republicans Germany, the Freedom Party in Austria, the Vlaams …
Left Green Perspectives #23
A Critique of the Draft Program of the Left Green Network by Murray Bookchin and Janet Biehl Editors’ note: The Left Green Network is in the process of writing, developing, …
Left Green Perspectives #22
The Left That Was: A Personal Reflection by Murray Bookchin I would like to recall a Left That Was–an idealistic, often theoretically coherent Left that militantly emphasized its internationalism, its …
Left Green Perspectives #24
Libertarian Municipalism: An Overview by Murray Bookchin Perhaps the greatest single failing of movements for social reconstruction–I refer particularly to the Left, to radical ecology groups, and to organizations that …
Left Green Perspectives #18
Radical Politics in an Era of Advanced Capitalism by Murray Bookchin Defying all the theoretical predictions of the 1930s, capitalism has restabilized itself with a vengeance and acquired extraordinary flexibility …
Left Green Perspectives #15
The Population Myth II by Murray Bookchin Before the 1970s, Malthusianism in its various historical forms claimed to rest on a statistically verifiable formula: that population increases geometrically while food …