Title: Enlightenment and Ecology: The Legacy of Murray Bookchin in the 21st Century
Editor: Yavor Tarinski
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Huge demonstration in Athens to protest new environmental legislation
Short Introduction to the Political Legacy of Castoriadis (e-book)
Title: Short Introduction to the Political Legacy of Castoriadis
Author: Yavor Tarinski
Pages: 88
Publisher: Aftoleksi
Year: 2020
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Webinar: Direct Democracy and Ecology (by Yavor Tarinski)
Overpopulation Scaremongering and Ecofascism
By Yavor Tarinski
The “population problem” has a Phoenix-like existence: it rises from
the ashes at least every generation and sometimes every decade or so.
Murray Bookchin[1] Continue reading “Overpopulation Scaremongering and Ecofascism”
The Interconnectedness of Ecology and Democracy: Towards a strategy “from below”
By Yavor Tarinski
[I]t is one thing to establish international treatises, national laws, and environmental ministries and agencies; it is quite another to effect the concrete changes in attitudes, practices and institutions necessary to resolve the ecological crisis.
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On why nuclear energy is incompatible with direct democracy
Environmental Crisis and the perspective of Social Ecology
Zarina Glaveva interviews author and activist Yavor Tarinski for the Bulgarian student radio ”Reakcia”.
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Preventing Ecological Catastrophe Means Abolishing Hierarchy and Domination
The notion that man must dominate nature
emerges directly from the domination of man by man[1]
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Free Public Transport and the Right to the City
By Yavor Tarinski
“Free public transportation implies many changes, a completely new way to look at the city, both in terms of how we move and how we tax, but also how we live, where we live, how we relate to each other as a society, and our broader relationship to the urban, regional and global eco-system.”
Judith Dellheim & Jason Prince [1] Continue reading “Free Public Transport and the Right to the City”
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