Carlos Taibo presenta en la FAL el libro ‘Breviario de ecología libertaria’

Once again, we had the pleasure of hosting political scientist and libertarian activist Carlos Taibo at the Anselmo Lorenzo Foundation (FAL) headquarters, where he presented his latest book: A Brief Guide to Libertarian Ecology. In this work, Carlos Taibo gathers and addresses the latest debates surrounding ecology and the various axes that comprise the libertarian perspective in its broadest sense: ------------------------- Synopsis: Many of our recent discussions revolve around ecology in its different manifestations. In this book, Carlos Taibo revisits a selection of these discussions, approaching them from a broad libertarian perspective that places the principles of self-management and mutual aid at its core. These pages explore the debates surrounding a potential global collapse, the status of alternative proposals, the future of cities, the relationship between ecology and the class struggle and the Global South, anarcha-feminism, basic income, the celebrated Agenda 2030, wind farms, and the role of the media. “Günther Ander once wrote that ‘today the most important moral task is to make human beings understand that they should be concerned and that they should openly proclaim their legitimate fear.’ If only as a first step to avoid the childish attitude that leads us to conclude that collapse is not imminent, that we will not experience it, or that we still have time to confront it effectively.” (Carlos Taibo) Anselmo Lorenzo Foundation https://fal.cnt.es/ [email protected] Instagram:   / fundacion_anselmo_lorenzo   Facebook:   / fundacionanselmolorenzo.pagina   Twitter:   / fanselmolorenzo