Eleanor FinleyPracticing Social Ecology
From Bookchin to Rojava and Beyond
Eleanor Finley is a researcher at the University of Massachusetts, an associate of the Institute for Social Ecology (ISE), and an affiliated researcher at George Mason University, Next System Studies. She has published numerous articles on social ecology and related themes, such as Kurdish democratic confederalism, energy and environmental justice, and degrowth, and conducted dozens of workshops, talks, and lectures to diverse audiences in North America and Europe. She lives in Fairfax, Virginia.
1. The nuts and bolts of social ecology
2. Assemblies: toward a new model of 'citizenship'
3. Bookchin and the study group
4. Creating ecological communities
5. Confederations: a new horizon
6. Conclusion
