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
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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 Boggs, pp.
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
Gφkhan Bacik,
pp.
331-343
(Abstract)
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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
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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
Volume Contents