Ecosocialism

Support Ukrainian resistance and disempower fossil capital
Various authors - Those who now tolerate a Russian victory also tolerate a victory for both global and “domestic” fossil and commodity-based capital, which is closely intertwined with the Russian fossil and extractive sectors. Therefore, a new anti-militarist movement must uphold solidarity with the civil as well as armed resistance of the Ukrainian people, and with the Ukrainian, Belarusian and Russian leftists who oppose the Putin regime’s war.

Imperialism is the arsonist: Marxism's contribution to ecological literatures and struggles
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. Broadly, I would argue that there has been a deepening appreciation of the ecological themes in the work of Marx and Engels in recent decades. Most significantly, and recently, there has been a shift towards debates around Eco-Leninism, with several different attempts to read the climate crisis through the insights of Lenin. However, specifically Green Party politics, in some states, has seen a movement of former Marxist-Leninists towards a revisionist understanding of politics, with revolutionary objectives being discarded.

The necessity of ecosocialist degrowth
By Paul Murphy and Jess Spear

The limits to growth: ecosocialism or barbarism
By Alberto Garzón Espinosa, Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from La-U

By Michael Löwy
Green Designs for 21st Century Socialism

By Richard Westra
Ecosocialism versus degrowth: a false dilemma

By Giacomo D’Alisa
Ecosocialism and political strategy

By John Molyneux
Growth and De-growth: What should ecosocialists say?

By John Molyneux