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Matt Huber

Geographer, Lifeblood (2013) @UMinnPress, Climate Change as Class War (2022) @VersoBooks https://www.versobooks.com/books/3973-climate-change-as-class-war

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Who is in the Working-Class?

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I’m in Jacobin this week analyzing the climate implications of a new report from Joan C. Williams and Jared Abbott, “The Left’s Coalition Crisis” that shows the rising ideological gap between the liberal,...

3 days ago
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Green Capital and K-Shaped Decarbonization

Rooftop solar on a house outside Boston, MA. Source: Gray Watson, Wikimedia Commons.

I just did a thread on X engaging with a recent interview in the New Left Review with Thea Riofrancos on the concept of ‘green capital’, and what it means...

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Climate Change is (still) Class War

As someone who writes a lot, I can’t deny it’s exciting to publish something in the “paper of record”: The New York Times. But, this particular opinion essay — arguing that the Democratic Party should not campaign on the climate crisis anym...

3 months ago
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Was the Iraq War "All About Oil"?

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In the wake of a full-scale assault on Iran by the US and Israel, and the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro, oil-based theories of imperialism are having a moment. Lucky for me, I happen to be teaching my course “Geogr...

5 months ago
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Ecology at the Core of Marxism

An annoyance of mine is the trend over the last several decades that in order to address the ecological crisis, and the politics to overcome it, Marxists had to concoct a new ‘green’ theory of ecological Marxism. If capitalism has a core, “...

6 months ago
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