Guerrilla Ecologies: Green Capital, Nature, and the Politics of Catastrophe

Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
	Works Cited
1 Mushroom Dialectics: Guerrilla Ecology in the Anthropocene
	Rachel Carson and the Politics of Catastrophe
	Guerrilla Ecology and the Global Revolution
		The GPCR and 1968 Radicalism
		Che, Foco Theory, and the Praxis of Guerrillaism
	Counterrevolution and the Resocialization of the Nature–Labor Dynamic
		Capital’s Legitimacy Crisis in the Post-Turn Period
		Counterrevolution and the Reversal of Revolutionary Third Worldism
	Red Guerrillas: Nature, Capital, and the Standoff at Wounded Knee in 1973
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Works Cited
2 Deep Ecology and the Green Capitalist Complex
	Green Capital: A View From the Present
	The Green Capitalist Complex and the Long Counterrevolution
		The Green Revolution as Counterrevolution
		Sustainable Development and the Rise of Institutionalized Environmentalism
		Fossil Capital and the Green Capitalist Complex
	Eco-Militancy and Vanguardist Politics in the Post-1968 Era
		De-politicization and the Cultural Politics of the Post-Turn Left
		Deep Ecology, Militancy, and the Green Capitalist Complex
		Indigenous Ecology, Anti-Racism, and the Marxist Critique of Deep Ecology
		Judi Bari the Politics of Eco-Feminist Militancy
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Works Cited
3 Biopiracy, Environmental Racism, and Anti-Imperialism
	Ecocide and the Transhistorical Context of Biocolonialism
	Toward a Value Theory of Biopiracy
		Nature, Green Capital, and Accumulation By Machinic Subjection
	Against Biopiratical Hegemony: The Indian Farmer Rebellions, 2020–2021
		Biopiracy, Capitalist Imperialism, and Farmer Deprivation in India
		Ecofascism and the Hindutva Project
		Land-Commoning and the Ecology of Class Struggle in India
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Works Cited
4 Eco-Militancy in the Global South: The Indian Maoists Against Green Extractivism
	History and Revolutionary Strategy in the Maoist Movement
	The Maoist Debate and the Ecology of Global Insurgencies
		Super-Exploitation, Casteism, and the Politics of Liberation
		Indigeneity, Class Struggle, and the Critique of Maoist Guerrillaism
	Against Green Extractivism: Mining Bodies in the Global South
		Mining, Land Grabs, and Industrial Dams
		The Biotech Economy and Global Supply Chains
		Surplus Labor and Organ Trafficking
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Works Cited
5 Emancipation Through Annihilation: Decolonizing the Politics of Ecotage
	Militarization, Ecocidal War, and Accumulation Strategies in the Post-9/11 Era
		Accumulation By Repression, Naked Imperialism, and the Geopolitics of Violence
		Toward a Militarized Green Capitalist Complex
		Antinomies of the GWOT: Iraq, Ecocide, and the Biopolitics of Imperialism
	Animal/Earth Liberation and the Politics of Ecotage
		Earth Liberation and the Radicalization of Deep Ecology
		Mechanistic Science, Super-Exploitation, and Animal Liberation
	MEND, Oil Politics, and Eco-Militancy in Nigeria
		AFRICOM, Inter-Imperialism, and the Nigerian Petrostate
		Decolonizing Eco-Terror: MEND and Guerrilla Ecology in the Twenty-First Century
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Works Cited
6 Against the Entropic State: Guerrilla Ecology in a Green New World
	The Green Capitalist Complex and the Ecologic of Climate Pacifism
		Technofixes, Digitization, and Green Magic in the Post-Pandemic
	Antinomies of the Ecosocialist Paradigm
		Utopianism and Ecosocialist Platforming
		Degrowth and the Green Social Metabolism
		Assuming Control? Intelligent Sabotage and Proletarian Ecology
	Guerrilla Ecologies and the Entropic State: Toward a Revolutionary Present
		Radicalizing the Great Refusal: Ecopedagogy and Militancy in a Green New World
		Red Deals, Radical Healing, and Indigenous Sovereignty
		Ecopedagogy as the Praxis of Militancy
		Rooting Guerrilla Ecology in Localized Practices of Militant Opposition
		Commoning and Eco-Militancy Against the Green Capitalist Complex
		Nurturing Eco-Communism Against Green Reformism
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Works Cited
Conclusion: Toward a Radical Biophilia
	Works Cited
Index