putting together the bibliography for PART ONE of For Land lmao

this ain't even all of it (articles goes on for a few more pages)

this came to me in a dream and idk what to do with the idea so you all have to suffer with me

little more up to date - regrowth for year already seems to have peaked (source: twitter.com/EliotJacobso...)

No fan of Huber, but he's discussing the German Green Party, the US Democrats and other more explicitly technocratic tendencies at this point in the article, not Marxists. The closest he gets to discussing Marxist degrowthers is a mild jab at the end.

explaining Malthus lmao

This is why Burkett's account of breakdown theory is inadequate. It posits that surplus-labour and surplus-value have a direct identity, and that capital merely requires "exploitable labour".

The poetry with which the Chartist movement made its points is astounding and needs more focus imo. Been rereading a bit of Fossil Capital for fine-tuning stuff, and this struck me.

(Italics mine, format from typing up on Discord chat)

So, BlueSky is Twitter with 20 more characters, worse image formatting and thinner headers? Capitalist innovation in twenty-twenty threeeeee