Murray Bookchin

Post-scarcity Anarchism

An inspiring vision of how a non-hierarchal, ecologically-minded and anti-capitalist society can equitably meet human needs.

I picked this up while in the US for work and read most of it while travelling to, or on, holiday in The Netherlands. I mention this because the two countries are very different in terms of their societal orientations.

I love this book. The essays and articles it contains are extremely prescient and engage directly with the tension of assuming politics exists on a single axis.

Doug Belshaw

I picked this up while in the US for work and read most of it while travelling to, or on, holiday in The Netherlands. I mention this because the two countries are very different in terms of their societal orientations.

I love this book. The essays and articles it contains are extremely prescient and engage directly with the tension of assuming politics exists on a single axis.

Lots to think about and ponder.