Breaking the Boundaries : Towards a Feminist Green Socialism

Mary Mellor

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Social Sciences and Humanities Political Economy and Marxism Feminism, Gender, and Intersectionality

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Argues that humans are faced with a choice between survivalism or a socialism based on feminist and green principles. The author advocates that elements of ecology, ecofeminism, spirituality and revolutionary socialism should be brought together to offer a new vision for the 21st century.

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