MIA: Subject: Environment
Environment
"Capitalist production, therefore, develops technology, and the combining together of various processes into a social whole, only by sapping the original sources of all wealth — the soil and the labourer." (Karl Marx Capital, Vol. I).
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Note: This is a collection of the most important contributions on different environmental issues available on the Marxists Internet Archive. In addition to them, other works on this issue can also be found in our archive.
Marx and Engels on Environment, 1844-1894
William Morris News From Nowhere (a novel), 1890
Eugene V. Debs Man and Mule, 1906
Anton Pannekoek The Destruction of Nature, 1909
Nikolai Bukharin The Equilibrium between Society and Nature, 1921
Gus Hall Ecology: Can We Survive Under Capitalism?, 1972
Gunnar Skirbekk Ecology and Marxism, 1973
Mikhail Gorbachev Address to the participants in the Global Forum on Environment and Development for Survival, 1990
Lawrence Wilde ‘The creatures, too, must become free’: Marx and the Animal/Human Distinction, 2000
Joel Kovel and Michael Lowy An Ecosocialist Manifesto, 2001
John Bellamy Foster Marx’s ecology in historical perspective, 2002
Ian Angus, Joel Kovel, Michael Löwy, Danielle Follett Belem Ecosocialist Declaration, 2008 [off-site link]
Neil Faulkner How War and Climate Change Are Wired To the Same Engine Destroying the Planet, 2015
Collection of texts in periodicals
Against the Current (U.S.), 1990-2017
Socialist Viewpoint (U.S.), 2001-2019
Socialist Voice (Canada), 2007-2010
See also
Collection of texts on Darwin and Darwinism
Green (or Environmental) Movement from Encyclopedia of Marxism
Comments to Zdravko Saveski
Last updated on 4 October 2024