Publications
The Eco-Socialist Party
In the process of building mass social power for eco-socialist transition, the question of political organisation is central. In this brief, we identify the party as a key instrument for building such a social majority, unpacking its functions, activities, and structure.
Eco-Socialism and the State
The state is essential in constructing eco-socialism. In this brief, we define what 'the state' is, outline its role in eco-socialist transition, and analyse competing political theories.
Youth in the Struggle for Liberation
Youth have always been at the forefront of liberation struggles. Understanding this history provides important lessons for the prospect of a united youth front, capable of leading the struggle for global eco-socialism.
Defining Imperialism, Colonialism, and Neo-Colonialism
In this brief, we define imperialism, colonialism, and neo-colonialism in relation to the capitalist world system. A strong analysis of these systems is essential for developing transformative organising strategies.
Feeding the Revolution: On Climate Survival Programmes
Drawing inspiration from the Black Panther Party survival programmes, this brief explores how the climate movement can raise political consciousness and organise people into revolutionary structures.
Emotional Responses to the Climate Crisis: The Role of Positive Imaginaries
One’s level and type of engagement in climate action is, in part, affected by varying emotional responses to Earth breakdown. While touching on the role of fear and anger, this brief explores the central importance of active hope.
Proletarian Ecology: On the Origins of Capitalism
If we are to take seriously the task of ending capitalism and salvaging a habitable future, then we have to understand the historical transition to capitalism. This is a first step in distilling an anti-capitalist theory that can inform revolutionary practice.
An Ecosocialist Program: A First Take
Once new regimes are thrust into power by an ecosocialist mass movement, what then? This brief offers a first take - a society in transition towards democratisation, decommodification, and decolonisation.