Out of the Woods is a transnational political research and theory collective, a loose grouping of decolonial, small-c communist, antiracist queer-feminist thinkers working together to think through the problem of ecological crisis. Out of the Woods began in 2014 as a collective investigation into the various historical, contemporary, and future relationships between capitalism and climate change. We are exhausted by the way in which hegemonic ecological politics in the so-called Global North oscillates between a return to a romantic naturalism with reactionary tendencies and a pragmatic green capitalism. We are also inspired by and seek to amplify real movements abolishing the present state of things: survivors of Hurricane Katrina, Indigenous water protectors opposing transnational pipelines, migrants fighting border imperialism, struggles for Black lives in Ferguson and safe water in Flint. We recognize the need for a much wider lens on both the breadth of ecological crisis and the historical forms through which it perpetuates exploitation, dispossession, exhaustion, and maybe insurrection. Out of the Woods is evolving with the intention of further multiplying our positions against homogeneity. We invite you to contact us, and to think, write, and struggle with us. As disaster engulfs spaces and times around us, what will it take to get out of the woods, together?
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Acknowledgements Introduction I. BORDERS Introduction: Disaster Migration On Climate/Borders/Survival/Care/Struggle: Two Members of Out of the Woods in Conversation with BASE Magazine Refuges and Death-Worlds Infrastructure Against Borders A Hostile Environment II. NATURES Introduction: Cyborg Ecology The Dangers of Reactionary Ecology Lies of the Land: Against and Beyond Völkisch Environmentalism The Political Economy of Hunger Contemporary Agriculture: Climate, Capital, and Cyborg Agroecology James O'Connor's Second Contradiction of Capitalism Murray Bookchin's Liberatory Technics Organizing Nature in the Midst of Crisis: Jason W. Moore's Capitalism in the Web of Life III. FUTURES Introduction: Toward a Regenerative Utopianism The Future is Kids' Stuff Cthulhu Plays No Role for Me Postcapitalist Ecology: A Comment on Inventing the Future IV. STRATEGIES Introduction: Organizing Amidst Crisis Blockadia and Capitalism: Naomi Klein vs. Naomi Klein Climate Populism and the People's Climate March Après moi le déluge! Fossil Fuel Abolitionism and the Carbon Bubble Disaster Communism: The Uses of Disaster Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Introduction I. BORDERS Introduction: Disaster Migration On Climate/Borders/Survival/Care/Struggle: Two Members of Out of the Woods in Conversation with BASE Magazine Refuges and Death-Worlds Infrastructure Against Borders A Hostile Environment II. NATURES Introduction: Cyborg Ecology The Dangers of Reactionary Ecology Lies of the Land: Against and Beyond Völkisch Environmentalism The Political Economy of Hunger Contemporary Agriculture: Climate, Capital, and Cyborg Agroecology James O'Connor's Second Contradiction of Capitalism Murray Bookchin's Liberatory Technics Organizing Nature in the Midst of Crisis: Jason W. Moore's Capitalism in the Web of Life III. FUTURES Introduction: Toward a Regenerative Utopianism The Future is Kids' Stuff Cthulhu Plays No Role for Me Postcapitalist Ecology: A Comment on Inventing the Future IV. STRATEGIES Introduction: Organizing Amidst Crisis Blockadia and Capitalism: Naomi Klein vs. Naomi Klein Climate Populism and the People's Climate March Après moi le déluge! Fossil Fuel Abolitionism and the Carbon Bubble Disaster Communism: The Uses of Disaster Bibliography Index
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