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White Skin, Black Fuel: On the Danger of Fossil Fascism (Verso Books, 2021), el Colectivo Zetkin analiza los vínculos peligrosos que se traman entre el capitalismo fósil y el ascenso de las fuerzas fascistas. En esta entrevista con Wen Stephenson, publicada originalmente en
The Nation, Andreas Malm, miembro del Colectivo Zetkin, retoma algunos aspectos de aquel análisis y nos invita a pensar un antifascismo ecológico.
Es probable que Andreas Malm, historiador de la Universidad de Lund (Suecia) especializado en ecología humana, sea el intelectual más importante de la izquierda que milita contra el cambio climático. Además de
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Andreas Malm, a historian and scholar of human ecology at Lund University in Sweden, may be the hardest working intellectual on the climate left. The author of 2016’s
Fossil Capital, a major contribution to our historical understanding of the climate crisis, and 2018’s
The Progress of This Storm, he has published three more books since last September:
Anti-Fascism Is Not Simply a Moral Objection â It Is a Practical One
Counterprotesters approach Trump supporters, including Proud Boys, during a rally on December 12, 2020, in Olympia, Washington.
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Recent years have been scarred by an incipient fascism, plague and pestilence, and the violence that marked the end of the Trump administration. A renewed cycle of autonomous working-class organizing, Black Lives Matter and Indigenous struggles, and multitudinous anti-fascist resistance arose to counter this. In this interview, Shane Burley, author of
Fascism Today and
Why We Fight, discusses how the various histories and perspectives on anti-fascism can build a new type of moment that can answer the challenges we currently face.