Energies Beyond the State: Anarchist Political Ecology and the Liberation of Nature

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
	The Liberation of Nature
	An Ethics of Non-Domination
	The War on Nature
	The Critique of Green Capitalism
	Radicalizing Space, Place and Scale
	Going Beyond
Anarchism, Political Ecology and Environmental Management beyond the State
Legacies of Colonialism and Environmental Imperialism
Overcoming Human/Nature Dualisms
The Harms of Extractivism
Structure of the Book
Notes
References
Chapter 1: Panoptic Geography: Humans and Nature under Surveillance
	Historical Background
	Political and Military Use of Satellite Geography in Our Times
	Ethical and Political Questions in the Era of Geo-Localization (Geo-Reference)
	What If We Reversed This Perspective?
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
Chapter 2: Uranium: Capitalism, Colonialism and Ecology
	Uranium Mining
	Nuclear Weapons
	Nuclear Energy
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
Chapter 3: Moving beyond Borders: Anarchist Political Ecology and Environmental Displacement
	The Precarious State of Solidarity with Forced Migrants
	Current Debates on Environmental Displacement
	Towards an Anarchist Political Ecology of Environmental Displacement
	An Anarchist Call for Mutual Aid and Border Transgressions
	Notes
	References
Chapter 4: Questioning Capitalistic Power Structures: A Way to Reconnect People with Lands?
	Irrigation in Southern France
	The World Heritage Site of Laponia
	Methods – TORSO
	Results
	To Reappropriate the Territory
	Notes
	References
Chapter 5: When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: The Industrial Machine through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico
	Neither Market Nor State: Sheep against Industrial Progress
	Greening Destruction: Disciplining and Domesticating Human and Non-human Nature in and around the Hambach Coal Mine
	Harnessing People, Capturing Wind and Subduing Rebellion in Oaxaca, Mexico
	Rebranding Extraction: The Renewable Energy–Extraction Nexus
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
Chapter 6: Dismantling the Dam Hierarchies
	Cultural Significance of Dams
	Anarcha-Feminism and Political Ecology
	Discourses of Damming
	Conclusion: Outgrowing Capitalism and Patriarchy
	Notes
	References
Chapter 7: The Conservation of Anarchy: Ethnographic Reflections on Forest Policies and Resource Use
	Anarchy, Anarchism and Anthropology
	The Struggle between Archy and Anarchy in the Andamans
	The Paradox of Conservation
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
Chapter 8: Blockading Hamburg: Green Syndicalism vs G20
	Kropotkin’s Sociology of the State and the G20
	The Anarchist Geography of Hamburg and Event of Place
	Biopolitical Civil War and State Repression
	Direct Action, Autonomous Space and Violence as Habitus
	Critique of the Battle
	Conclusion
	References
Chapter 9: Rising above the Thinking behind Climate Change: World Ecology and Worker’s Control
	The Climate Crisis and Its Thinking
	Primitive Accumulation
	Towards a Response
	For Workers’ Control
	Conclusion
	Notes
	References
Chapter 10: The Soft Hand of Capital
	Historical Millenarian Theorists: Marx and Luxembourg
	Contemporary Radical Millenarians: Klein and Bookchin
	Commodifying Resistance
	Sustaining Exploitation
	Notes
	References
Index