It is essential to look toward a genuinely ecological and democratic alternative both in economics and politics
Brian Tokar
What Van Ronk’s book thoroughly exudes and the film completely misses is the cooperative, community-centered spirit of the time
March 5th was Town Meeting Day in Vermont and, following a long tradition of our towns taking a stand on issues of wider importance, at least…
A review of Catastrophism: The Apocalyptic Politics of Collapse and Rebirth, by Sasha Lilley, David McNally, Eddie Yuen and James Davis (Oakland:…
This commentary by Brian Tokar will appear in the winter issue of Broadcast, the newsletter of SEEDS, the Social Ecology Education and Demonstration School, based in…
How do we develop a genuine movement for Climate Justice in the U.S.? Nearly everyone agrees that community-based environmental justice groups – mainly…
The Occupy Wall Street campaign, now in its third week, has inspired a wide range of commentaries, as well as like-minded events all across…
Loisaida, by Dan Chodorkoff Burlington: Fomite Press, 2011, 338 pp. http://www.fomitepress.com/FOMITE/Loisaida.html In the 1980s, the fabled Lower East Side of Manhattan…
Brian Tokar, Toward Climate Justice: Perspectives on the Climate Crisis and Social Change ISBN 978-82-93064-01-5, Communalism Press, Published June 2010 Available from…
The 40th anniversary of the original Earth Day is upon us, and many seasoned environmentalists are nostalgic for the heady days of…