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In this issue, we grieve over the loss of Chokwe Lumumba and Luis Nieves Falcon. The matter of our animality and our animal relations is confronted, as the left seems still to have some troubles with it. There are disquisitions on Indigenous Peoples’ struggles and their ecosocial contents and on issues of value in capitalism. Other articles include critical forays into green policies and concepts, like REDD and virtual water, and into the making of fascist personalities through military and police training. Finally, we offer a debate over the approach of the “simpler way.”
House Organ
Animal Fragments
by Kris Forkasiewicz
Alternatives
Ecosocial Struggles of Indigenous Peoples
by Michael Löwy
Towards a History of the Critique of Value
by Anselm Jappe
Poetry
The Body Captured in Commodity Form
by Ivan Drury
La Medusa
by Darius Rejali
Green Dreams
La Follette and Ecology
by Paul Buhle
Green Delusions
REDD’ing Forest Conservation: The Philippine Predicament
by Sarah Rotz
Virtual Water: More Heat than Light?
by Stelios Gialis & Stavros Mavroudeas
Enduring Fascist Perils
“Pump!”: The Construction of Fascist Personalities in the Italian Armed Forces
by Charlie Barnao & Pietro Saitta
Poetry
On Tunnel
by Ivan Drury
Debating Alternatives
Ted Trainer and the Simpler Way: A Sympathetic Critique
by Samuel Alexander
Ted Trainer and the Simpler Way: A Somewhat Less Sympathetic Critique
by David Schwartzman
Obituary
Freeing the Land, Rebuilding Our Movements: Reflections on the Legacies of Chokwe Lumumba and Luis Nieves Falcon
by Matt Meyer
Book Reviews
Life Without Money
by David Barkin
A Vernacular Response to Barkin’s Review of Life Without Money
by Ariel Salleh
Finally, a history of energy as it should be written
by Troy G. W. Vettese
Correction
Corrigendum