Lisa TilleyLiberation Ecology
Against the Racial Capitalist World System
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Lisa Tilley teaches Political Ecology and Political Economy at SOAS, University of London. Her research spans socioecological dynamics of plantations and mines, the political economy of race, and the subject of historical and contemporary populationism in relation to ecology. She has worked with Indigenous and peasant communities in Indonesia, exploring counter-mapping as resistance, and her work has appeared in journals such as Antipode and New Political Economy. She tweets at @Tilley101.
Introduction: Ecology in the Racial Capitalist World System
Part I: The Frontier
1. Dynamic Indigenous Ecologies
2. Collective Frontier Demands
3. Relating to the Frontier
Part II: The Periphery
4. The Law of Value & Third World Peoples' Sovereignty
5. Periphery-Frontier Liberation Projects
6. Value against Value: reading Third Worldism against market-based
Commodification
Part III: The Core
7. Delinking from the North
8. Plot & Plantation/Plot & Plant: social reproduction and rebellion
against the market system
9. Anti-Racism as a Material, Socioecological Project
Conclusion: Horizons of Liberation for the Biosphere
