Democracy & Nature
THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INCLUSIVE DEMOCRACY

 

Vol. 7, No. 2 (July  2001)


 

Our Aims,  pp. 221-225

Contributors,  pp. 227-228

Editorial,  pp. 229-232



# GLOBALISATION: THE LEFT,  ECOFEMINISM  AND  INCLUSIVE  DEMOCRACY  

Globalisation, the reformist Left and the Anti-Globalisation "Movement",”  by Takis Fotopoulos,  pp. 233-280

Ecofeminism and Globalisation: A Critical Appraisal,  by Jasmin Sydee & Sharon Beder pp. 281-302

Economic Globalization  and Political Atrophy,”  by Carl Boggspp. 303-316 (Abstract) 

Globalization, Popular Resistance and Postmodernity,  by Timothy W. Luke, pp. 317-329  (Abstract)

The problem of ethnicity in a new (global) language,”  by Gökhan Bacik, pp. 331-343  (Abstract)

 

# REVIEW ARTICLES

Brian Morris on Beyond Global Capitalism, Maria Mies & Veronika Bennholdt-Thomsen, The Subsistence Perspective,” pp. 345-351 (Abstract)

Steven Best on Feminism, Science Wars, and the Twilight of Positivism,” pp. 353-362

 

# DIALOGUE SECTION

Response to Democracy & Nature Editorial on "The Meta-Industrial Class and Why We Need It",  by Ariel Salleh, pp. 363-367

 

Themes, pp. 369-370


 

 

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