Christian Stache

ABSTRACT

Victor Wallis’s Red-Green Revolution is about ecosocialism as politics. He discusses the possible indispensable short-term ecosocialist reforms, particularly regarding technologies, within the necessary long-term challenge to revolutionize the capitalist mode of production. He outlines a political line of a potential ecosocialist organization within a movement as class-based, differentiating it from hyper-constructivist, anti-catastrophist and intersectional positions. Despite its indisputable merits, the argument needs some further socioeconomic theorization.

KEYWORDS: Ecosocialism, ecology, Marxism, technology, class politics

From: International Critical Thought 2019 9 (1)

Editor: Wang Yi