Charting a Communal-Ecological Path

Brian M. Napoletano revisits the concept of generalized autogestion, traditionally defined broadly as "self-management," placing it in the context of an ecological path to socialism. Using this orientation, Napoletano leads to reader to consider the potential of socioecological approaches to repairing the metabolic rift and pursuing sustainable human development.

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Monthly Review
Published
2025-07-01
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https://doi.org/10.14452/mr-077-03-2025-07_6
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Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development
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Charting a Communal-Ecological Path

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Abstract

Brian M. Napoletano revisits the concept of generalized autogestion, traditionally defined broadly as "self-management," placing it in the context of an ecological path to socialism. Using this orientation, Napoletano leads to reader to consider the potential of socioecological approaches to repairing the metabolic rift and pursuing sustainable human development.

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