Os desafios que a problemática do meio ambiente têm colocado à teoria marxista, levou a Editoria de marxismo21 a convidar um estudioso a elaborar um dossiê sobre o tema. José Roberto Cabrera, membro do Consultivo Consutivo do site, aceitou o convite e elaborou o  dossiê que aqui é postado. Na Apresentação deste qualificado dossiê – que consta de relevantes livros e artigos -, Cabrera tem a expectativa de que novas colaborações de membros do site e de seus leitores – possam ser integradas a este dossiê em “movimento”. O autor faz um agradecimento especial a José Corrêa Leite pela colaboração feita à produção deste dossiê.

Editoria / fevereiro 2021

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Apresentação

O debate sobre as conexões filosóficas e políticas da produção marxista e meio ambiente é cada vez mais atual e urgente. A destruição das condições da vida como a conhecemos, imposta pela lógica do capital, demonstra de forma inequívoca a necessidade de mudanças radicais nas relações entre a economia e a natureza e o modo de produção.

A transformação de tudo em mercadoria impôs dinâmicas de tempo e espaço incompatíveis com os processos naturais, levando o planeta a uma situação de total desequilíbrio e exaustão. Certamente, qualquer dado que oferecêssemos sobre o tema estaria defasado, e infelizmente, para pior.  No entanto, a lógica da evolução dos processos pode ser compreendida com clareza no estudo seminal Capitalismo e Colapso Ambiental, de autoria do professor Luiz Marques, historiador da Unicamp.

De acordo com o SRC (Stockholm Resilience Center), dos 9 limites planetários – clima, biodiversidade, acidificação dos oceanos, uso da água, ocupação da terra, aerossóis, novos elementos químicos, destruição da camada de ozônio, ciclo do fósforo e nitrogênio – 7 estão sendo ultrapassados, gerando efeitos de retroalimentação que criam um ambiente de instabilidade e insegurança.

É no interior desses desequilíbrios que devemos buscar, por exemplo, as causas da Covid-19. O debate sobre as vacinas, por mais urgente e pertinente, é limitado aos efeitos e não às conexões causais dos problemas. ler mais

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I. Livros

ANGUS, Ian – Facing the antropocene – Fossil Capitalism and the crisis of the Earth system, 2016 – Monthly review.

_________ & Butler, S. – Too Many People: Population, Immigration and Environmental Crisis, Chicago, Haymarket Books, 2011

ANGUS, Ian (ed.) The global fight for climate justice : anticapitalist responses to global warming and environmental destruction /Manitoba: Fernwood Publishing, Canada Resistance Books, Britain 2010

ARANTES, Aldo (org.) . Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvimento: em busca de um compromisso – São Paulo : Anita Garibaldi : Fundação Maurício Grabois, 2010.

BARRETO, Eduardo Sá – O Capital na Estufa:  para a crítica da economia das mudanças climáticas, Coleção NIEP-MArx, Ed. Consequência, 2019.

BENSAID, d. Os tormentos da Matéria (Contribuição à crítica da ecologia política) in Marx, Intempestivo. Cap. 11.  Rio deJaneiro: Civilização Brasileira, 1999. 512p.

BENTON, Ted. Greening Marxism, Guilford Press, 1996.

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_______________________Remaking society: Pathways to a green future, Boston, South End. (1990)

BOOKCHIN, M. The philosophy of social ecology. Essays on dialectical naturalism, Montreal, Black Rose.

BURKETT, Paul.  . Marx and Nature.  A red and green perspective. New York: St. Martin ́s Press, 1999. 312 p. ISBN 0-312-21940-7

____________. Marxism and Ecological Economics: Toward a Red and Green Political Economy Series: Historical Materialism Book Publisher: Brill Academic Publishers, Year: 2006

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COMMONER, Barry. The Closing Circle: Man, Nature, and Technology (New York: Random House, 1971).

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DAVIS, Mike. Holocaustos Coloniais, Rio de Janeiro : Record, 2002

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FOLADORI, Guillermo.. Limites do desenvolvimento sustentável [trad. Marise Manoel], Campinas, SP : Editora da Unicamp, São Paulo : Imprensa Oficial 2001.

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FOSTER, J. B. Vulnerable Planet: A Short Economic History of Environment, Monthly Review Press, 1999.

____________. A ecologia de Marx: Materialismo e Natureza [trad. Maria Teresa Machado], Rio de Janeiro : Civilização Brasileira, 2005.

_____________. The return of nature: socialismo and ecology, Monthly Review Press, 2020.

_____________ & Magdoff,F.  What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know About Capitalism (2011, Monthly Review Press)

____________ & Burkett, Paul – Marx and Earth: an anti-critique, Chicago : Haymarket Books, 2017.

____________ & Clark, B. –The-Robbery-of-Nature_-Capitalism-and-the-Ecological-Rift-Monthly-Review, 2020.

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______________. Capitalism, Socialism, Ecology. (Verso, 2016)

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HORNBORG, Alf – Nature, Society, and Justice in the Anthropocene, Cambridge University Press, 2019

HOUTARD, Francois.  A Agroenergia : solução para o clima ou saída para a crise do capital: [Trad. Francisco Moras], Petrópolis : Vozes, 2010.

HUGUES, Jonathan. Ecology and Historical Materialism (Studies in Marxism and Social Theory), Cambridge University Press : New York, 2000.

KLEIN, Naomi – This Changes Everything. Capitalism vs The Capitalism (2014, Pinguin Random House)

_____________. Esto Cambia Todo. El Capitalismo contra el Clima. 2014, Paidos)

_____________. On the Fire The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal. Simon & Schuster, 2019

__________________.This Changes Everything. Capitalism vs The Capitalism (2014, Pinguin Random House)

KOVEL, Joel – The enemy of nature : the end of capitalism or the end of the world? (ZED Books 2007)

KOEY, Saito. Karl Marx’s Ecosocialism, Monthly Review Press, 2017

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LEONARD, Annie. A história das coisas – Da natureza ao Lixo, o que acontece com tudo que consumimos, Zahar (2011)

LÖWY, Michael. De Marx ao Ecossocialismo, 2010.

_______________. O que é ecossocialismo? São Paulo : Cortez, 2014.

MAGDOFF, Fred & WILLIANS, Chris. Creating na Ecological Society: Toward a Revolutionary Transformation, (New York: Monthly Review Press, 2017)

MALM, Andreas. Fossil Capital – The Rise of Steam Power and the roots of Global Warming (Verso : London, 2016)

_____________. Corona, Climate, Chronic Emergency War Communism in the Twenty-First Century, Verso, 2020

MARQUES, Luis – Capitalismo e Colapso Ambiental (2015, UNICAMP)

MARQUES, Luis – Capitalism and Environmental Collapse (2020)

MARTINEZ ALIER, J. O Ecologismo dos Pobres: conflitos ambientais e linguagens de valoração; [trad. Maurício Waldman] – 2. Ed., São Paulo : Contexto, 2015

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SAITO, Kohei – Karl Marx’s Ecosocialism: Capital, Nature, and the Unfinished Critique of Political Economy Monthly Review Press, 2017.

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TANURO, Daniel. Humanity , Society and Ecology: Global Warming and the Ecosocialist Alternative. 2008.

________________. L’Impossible capitalisme vert – Series: Poches Essais, Publisher: La Découverte, Year: 2012

WALLACE, Rob – Big Farms Make Big Flu_ Dispatches on Influenza, Agribusiness, and the Nature of Science-Monthly Review Press (2016)

_____________.Pandemia e Agronegócio, doenças infecciosas, capitalismo e ciência, [trad. Allan Rodrigo de Campos Silva], São Paulo: Elefante, 2020

WALLIS, Victor. Red-Green Revolution -The politics and Technology of Ecossocialism – 2018 – Political Animal Press. Canadá.

II. Artigos

ALTVATER, E. ?Existe um marxismo ecológico? In La teoría marxista hoy : problemas y perspectivas / compilado por Atilio A. Boron ; Javier Amadeo y Sabrina González – 1a ed. – Buenos Aires : Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales – CLACSO, 2006.
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_________. The social and natural environment of fossil capitalism. Socialist Register vol 43, 2007.

ANDRIOLI, Antônio I. . A atualidade de Marx para o debate de tecnologia e meio ambiente, Crítica marxista 27

_________- Why we need an ecosocialist revolution

BURKETT, Paul.  Nature’s ‘Free Gifts’ and the Ecological Significance of Value, Capital and Class 68 (1999):
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_______________. Marx’s Vision of Sustainable Human Development, Monthly Review. 2005

CHESNAIS, François; SERFATI, Claude. “Ecologia” e condições físicas de reprodução social: alguns fios condutores marxistas. Crítica Marxista, São Paulo, Boitempo, v.1,n.16, 2003, p. 39-75

COSTA, Alexandre. A declaração de guerra do capital contra a natureza. Parte I: A Grande Aceleração

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DAVIS, Mike. Capitalismo e gripe suína In In Margem Esquerda nº 14, Boitempo, 2010. 43-48.

FOLADORI, Guillermo. A questão ambiental em Marx. Crítica Marxista, São Paulo, Xamã, v.1, n.4, 1997, p.140-161

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__________________________. O Capitalismo e a Crise Ambiental, Outubro, fev. 2001.

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___________________________ Degradação ambiental no socialismo e no capitalismo, Outubro, nº 13. 2005

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FOSTER, J. Bellamy. Ecology against capitalism. Monthly review 2001/10/01

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____________, Clark, Brett, and York, Richard. The Ecological Rift – Capitalism’s War on The Earth, Monthly Review Press, 2011.

____________. A Ecologia da Economia Política Marxista. Lutas Sociais, São Paulo, n.28, p.87-104, 1o sem. 2012.

____________ & Clark, B.  A dialética do metabolismo socioecológico: Marx, Mészáros e os limites absolutos do capital In In Margem Esquerda nº 14, Boitempo, 2010. 21-29.

_______________& Clark, B. Marxism and the Dialectics of Ecology Monthly Review 68/5 (October 2016): 1–6.

____________. O retorno de Engels. Crítica Marxista nº 46, p. 9-15, 2018

____________. Uma hipótese para renovar o projeto socialista, Outras Palavras, 29/10/2020

____________. Será a hora do Proletariado Ambiental?, Outras Palavras, 29/10/2020

­­____________ & Intan Suwandi, “COVID-19 and Catastrophe Capitalism”, Monthly Review 72, no. 2 (junho de 2020)

­­­­­­­­­­­­­­FUSER, Igor. Ecomarxismo e crise ambiental, Cemarx, 2009.

LAAN, Murillo van der & LUEDY, Laura, Dualismo cartesiano apocalíptico ou monismo social antiecológico? As disputas entre a escola da ruptura metabólica e a ecologia-mundo

LEFF, Enrique. A second contradiction of capitalism? Notes for the environmental transformation of historical materialism, Capitalism Nature Socialism, 3:4, 109-116,1992/2009

_____________. Marxism and the environmental question: From the critical theory of production to an environmental rationality for sustainable development, Capitalism Nature Socialism, 4:1, 44-66, 1993/2009.
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LIPIETZ, Alain.  A Ecologia Política e o Futuro do Marxismo – Ambiente e Sociedade, vol 5 nº 2 2003
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LOUREIRO, C.F.B. Pensamento Crítico, Tradição Marxista e a questão ambiental: ampliando os debates in Loureiro, C.F.B. (org) et alli. A questão ambiental no pensamento crítico, Rio de Janeiro ; Quartet, 2007.

LÖWY, Michael. De Marx ao ecossocialismo. In: SADER, Emir; BORON, Atílio (Org.). Pós-Neoliberalismo II: Que Estado para que democracia?. Petrópolis: Vozes, 1999. p. 90-107.

LÖWY, Michel; KOVEL, Joel; ANGUS, Ian. Declaração Ecossocialista de Belém

LÖWY, Michael. Ecossocialismo e Planejamento Democrático. Crítica Marxista n.28, p.35-50, 2009.

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MALM, Andreas. Só um leninismo ecológico pode vencer a crise climática (entrevista) Jacobin, 01.10.2020

MARCUSE, Herbert. La Ecología y la Critica de la Sociedade Moderna, Ecología Politica nº 5, 1993, 73-79.

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SACRISTAN, L.M. Political ecological considerations in Marx∗, Capitalism Socialism Nature, 1992, vol.3, 37-48

SAITO, Kohei, Os cadernos ecológicos de Marx

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AUSTIN, Kelly and CLARK, Brett, “Tearing Down Mountains: Using Spatial and Metabolic Analysis to Investigate the Socio-Ecological Contradictions of Coal Extraction in Appalachia,” Critical Sociology 38/3 (2012): 437–57

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