The Unique Contribution of Murray Bookchin to Political Thought

Written by Jean-François Filion The life of the Social Ecologist, Murray Bookchin, was exemplary. His political and theoretical commitment is a model of depth and courage. Regardless of the fate the future holds for his doctrine, regardless of the memory of the intellectual disputes in which he participated, Murray Bookchin will remain a major reference […]

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Blackness, Anarchism, and Social Ecology

On 13 October 2018, prolific author and activist Modibo Kadalie participated in a public discussion with William C. Anderson, co-author of As Black as Resistance (AK Press, 2018). This community conversation occurred at the third annual Atlanta Radical Book Fair, which was held at the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Cublaure and History. […]

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November 16, 2024

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Social ecology aims to build an inclusive and diverse “We” – Report from TRISE Conference 2024

Report by the Netzwerk für Kommunalismus. The report is also available in German, Greek, and Dutch. With the 2024 TRISE conference in Athens (25-27 October 2024), the social ecology movement has taken a big step forward in Europe. Hundreds participated in discussions on topics as diverse as urban planning from below, the gift economy, democratic confederalism, […]

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November 7, 2024

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Video recordings from our 2024 conference

  In October 2024 we at TRISE organized our latest international conference, which took place in Athens. The encounter aimed to respond to the need to build a decentralized, autonomous and evolving movement through a series of activities including presentations and workshops. It opened a space of dialogue – an agora for the echange of […]

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October 29, 2024

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TRISE Conference 2024: PROGRAM

The Transnational Institute of Social Ecology (TRISE) is glad to announce the program of its next conference on 25th – 27th October 2024 in Athens, Greece! Title: The Politics of Social Ecology: From Theory to Praxis VENUES: 25/10 – Athens School (Char. Trikoupi 138) 26-27/10 – Law School of Athens (Solonos 57) See below or […]

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October 12, 2024

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Panoptic Geography: Humans and Nature under Surveillance

Written by Sotiris Lycourghiotis and George Poulados, originally published in Natures and Energies beyond the Shadow of the State, vol. 3 (2021) In recent decades, we have witnessed the rapid growth of satellite and geographic technologies. A series of new satellite and air (altimetric) techniques have emerged radically improving the accuracy of digital maps and […]

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October 5, 2024

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Brochure presentation of “Ecology: The Rebellion of the Environment”

On the 3rd of October, in collaboration with the Academy of Democratic Modernity, a presentation of Ocalan’s brochure “Ecology: The Rebellion of the Environment” will take place at our social space in Athens, from 19:00. More about the brochure HERE.

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September 29, 2024

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Collaboration and mutual aid in rural Ukraine during the war

Written by Natalia Mamonova. Excerpt from her piece Food sovereignty and solidarity initiatives in rural Ukraine during the war. Wars and armed conflicts cause the destruction of rural infrastructure, the loss of livestock, the widespread use of land mines, and the population movements, which lead to long-term food security problems (Teodosijevic 2003). In such circumstances, […]

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Stavros Stavrides: Public Space as Commons

Written by Stavros Stavrides. This concept-defining text first appeared in the anthology Uncovered: Nicosia International Airport (edited by Başak Şenova and Pavlina Paraskevaidou). Can public space be efficiently described as the space of public use? Should we ignore the role of those who guarantee or allow public use? And should we ignore also the effects […]

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