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John Holloway: Change the World Without Taking Power (Paperback, 2002, Pluto Press)
Richard D. Wolff: Democracy at Work (2012)
Starhawk: The fifth sacred thing (1994, Bantam Books)

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Ruth Irwin: Climate change and philosophy (2010, Continuum Intl Pub Group)
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David Pearlmutter, Carlo Calfapietra, Giovanni Sanesi, Roeland Samson, Liz O'Brien: Urban Forest (2017, Springer International Publishing AG)
Naomi Klein: This Changes Everything (2014, Simon & Schuster)

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Iva Moor, Christian Vogt, Lisa Jenny Krieg, Liv Katny, Aisha Ella Dismond, Lena Richter, Katrin Dodenhoeft: Queer*Welten: 07-2022 (Paperback, Deutsch language, 2022, Ach je Verlag)
Rafia Zakaria: Against White Feminism (Paperback, 2022, Penguin Books, Limited)
David Graeber: Direkte Aktion (German language, 2013, Edition Nautilus)

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finished reading Klasse Krise Weltcommune by Freundinnen und Freunde der klassenlosen Gesellschaft

Freundinnen und Freunde der klassenlosen Gesellschaft: Klasse Krise Weltcommune (Paperback, German language, Edition Nautilus) No rating

This one was... Kinda depressing? It hits a number of modern radical left notes - library socialism, though not under that name; decentralized organization through high tech, though it doesn't call it solarpunk - but comes at things from (for me) very weird (presumably decades deep Marxist and communist theory) angles. The bits on gender are extremely weak, I found the economic theory weak (but I'm not well informed) and it seems to drive a deep divide between reformism and the anarchist "build the new world within the old" that I feel is totally unexplained. Overall I'd say it's a mixed bag.