Ecosocialism

Daniel Tanuro — An emergency plan for social and ecological justice is only possible if it is linked to a fight for the political power.

Peter Boyle — Any significant revolutionary change that takes place this century will have to do so amid catastrophic global climate change.

Cyn Huang — Youth-led movements against genocide, austerity, and the continued destruction of our natural resources have sprung up all around the world. Cohering these movements around class politics is key to avoiding barbarism.

Ecosocialism 2025 will bring together activists from across the globe to share experiences in resisting capitalism’s drive to barbarism and building the mass movements we need to win a better world.

Esteban Mercatante explains how capitalism is at the root of a “multidimensional” ecological crisis, and the need for an ecommunist strategy that takes us beyond the degrowth/ecomodernism divide.

The Fourth International has publishing this Manifesto because it is convinced that the process of ecosocialist revolution, at different territorial levels but with a planetary dimension, is more necessary than ever.

Ståle Holgersen — Stark binaries obscure the real problems we face in building a movement against capitalist ecocide.

Ian Angus talks about capitalism, metabolic rifts, degrowth and ecosocialism.

Ecosocialism Conference 2024 — There is an urgent need to build a movement with a programme to meet the climate emergency resulting from capitalist strategies.

One of the key decisions of the Social Movement (Sotsialnyi Rukh) conference, which took place in Kyiv on October 5-6, 2024, was the adoption of the resolution, “The path to victory and the tasks of the Ukrainian left”.

Stefania Barca affirms the need for a working-class ecopolitics while challenging the narrow understandings of class struggle and material interest that suffuse much of the current discourse.

Michael Roberts — It is not Marx and Engels who disregard the role and value of nature, but rather the capitalists.