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Building Global Labor Solidarity in a Time of Accelerating Globalization

debates, mostly because the topics with which they deal do not broach them, the implications of their anti-critique could be used to make a case for a dialectical approach to human economy-ecosystems interactions based on Marx’s materialist analysis of such interactions. As such, Foster and Burkett’s insights provide food for thought for debates over pluralism and proper methodologies for ecological economics. They equip the next generation of Marxist scholar-activists with the tools needed to enter these debates and carve out a space for Marxist analysis of capitalism’s unsustainable relation with nature – and for the praxis needed to usher in an alternative order founded on sustainable human development.