European Green Deal

The case of Bulgaria reveals: what is sold as the ultimate way out – namely, the “green” transition – opens new spaces for accumulation. The cost of this is to be borne by society, especially by workers in old industries. Thus, the challenge is to advance post-capitalism, as environmental justice activist Stoyo Tetevenski argues in his contribution to the Berliner Gazette’s video talks series “After Extractivism.”

Climate Proletariat

Jennifer Kamau · 16.10.202319.07.2024

Infrastructural Solidarity

Brett Neilson · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Converging Struggles

Lorenzo Feltrin · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Resisting Green Capital

Svjetlana Nedimović · 16.10.202305.09.2024

Catastrophe and Class

Florin Poenaru · 16.10.202309.05.2024

Working-Class Environmentalism

Francesca Gabbriellini · Paola Imperatore · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Sustainable Work

Dario Azzellini · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Against Eco-Apartheid

Harsha Walia · 21.06.202319.07.2024

Learning from Yugoslavia

Katarina Kušić · 25.10.202205.09.2024

Climate and Debt

Julio Linares · 25.10.202206.07.2023

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