'At a time of ecological collapse and rising authoritarianism, when we desperately need new forms of social organization, this lively book provides a wonderfully accessible exposition of the foundational ideas of social ecology and inspiring examples of its practice. A powerful call to action for all who believe we can, and must, create a more democratic and ecological society' -- Debbie Bookchin, journalist, author, daughter of Murray Bookchin 'Practicing Social Ecology comes at a perfect time for our collective rethinking of how society can, and must, be reorganized so that all life can flourish with autonomy, horizontality, dignity and deep care. The theories and examples in this book guide us in our rethinking and remaking the world, not as a prescription, and still with translatable and grounded examples' -- Marina Sitrin, Professor of Sociology, Binghamton University
