Ian Angus
Ian Angus is an ecosocialist activist in Canada and editor of the online journal Climate and Capitalism. He is co-author of Too Many People? Population, Immigration and the Environmental Crisis(Haymarket, 2011), and editor of the anthology The Global Fight for Climate Justice (Fernwood, 2010).
Articles by this author (7)
- Debate on exit strategy: Hansen’s program is more than a carbon tax
- Three Meanings of Ecosocialism
- Historical Failure of the Capitalist Model
- Hijacking the Anthropocene
- Ecosocialists debate James Hansen’s climate change exit strategy
- Capitalism, Agribusiness and the Food Sovereignty Alternative
- Can capitalism prevent catastrophic climate change?
Authors
- Madhu Ranath
- Socialist Solidarity with Iranian Workers
- Benjamin Opratko
- Ekabali Ghosh
- Jean Batou and Nina Potarskaya
- Joachim Becker
- Kim D. Hunter
- Mariana Carneiro
- Mary N. Taylor
- Omar Karmi
- Peter Saxtrup Nielsen
- Vinayak Chaturvedi
- Yasemin Dildar
- Abdessalem Hidouri
- Adam Shils
- Adel Abderezak
- Adela Gjorgjioska
- Aislinn Pulley
- Alex de Jong
- Alexandre Costa
“We demand that the government responds to CONAIE’s 10 points and halts repression”
This joint political declaration was issued by various left organisations in Ecuador. CONAIE (Confederación de Nacionalidades Indígenas del Ecuador/ Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador) is Ecuador’s largest indigenous rights organisation.
- read article...Stop the represion in Ecuador! Solidarity with the indigenous-led strike!
The repression against the nationwide strike called by the indigenous movement in Ecuador has only increased since President Guillermo Lasso first declared a state of emergency and a curfew on Friday, 17 June.
- read article...For a general mobilization to beat Macron by voting NUPES
This statement was issued by the NPA on Monday 13 June and will be distributed in leaflet form by NPA local committees.
- read article...Salah Hamouri still in prison
“Still without trial or charge, based on a secret file to which neither Salah nor his lawyers have access, his arbitrary detention is thus extended.”
- read article...Russian activists reflect on the war and its consequences
“After the Russian invasion in Ukraine, life in both countries will never be the same. But to be able to live and act further we need to find answers to some crucial questions. Why did this war begin? Why is it so hard to stop? What will the future look like after the war?“
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