Alternatives to Political Systems
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Overpopulation, Nature’s Revenge, & Pandemic
Has the planet simply had enough of people? Are there are too many of us, and this pandemic is the…
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Entropia: Life Beyond Industrial Civilisation
In a bizarre and unexpected twist of fate, I’ve recently received calls from TV executives in Los Angeles who have…
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A Change in British Weather?
Many people could probably recognise the stereotype of British people always talking about the weather. One idea for where this…
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This Civilisation is Finished: Conversations On the End of Empire – and What Lies Beyond
I’ve just published a new book, co-authored with philosopher-activist Rupert Read (leading spokesperson of the Extinction Rebellion in the UK).…
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EXCERPT FROM “DE-GROWTH IN THE SUBURBS, A RADICAL URBAN IMAGINARY. “ PART 4
We started publishing 3 weeks ago this series of an excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth in…
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EXCERPT FROM “DE-GROWTH IN THE SUBURBS, A RADICAL URBAN IMAGINARY. “ PART 3
We started publishing 2 weeks ago this series of an excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth in…
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EXCERPT FROM “DE-GROWTH IN THE SUBURBS, A RADICAL URBAN IMAGINARY. “ Part 2
We started publishing last week this series of an excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth in the…
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Excerpt from “De-Growth in the Suburbs, A Radical Urban Imaginary. “
Over the next 4 weeks we will be sharing with you excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth…
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Help us SEED a Climate Resilient Cape Town
We in The Permaculture Research Institute of Australia are supporting this project and would like you to consider supporting the…
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Human Permaculture: Communication as Flow part 2
In part 1 of this article (1), I explored a little how we might use permaculture as a lens through…
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The Problems with Corporations and Phantom Wealth
In the late 1800´s, corporations became people. It´s kind of hard to imagine Shell or Wal-Mart or other immensely large…
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