Friday, August 11. 2006
Nachruf: Murray Bookchin
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Hi,
Re Murray Bookchin passing away.
I run the websites:
http://www.bluegreenearth.com
http://www.europeansocialecologyinstitute.org
The latest issue of blue (BlueGreenEarth Vol.5 #11 - August 20th 2006) has run two Bookchin pieces
Whither Bookchin? - Obituary, by Tim Barton
Obituary, by Rob Allen (for Freedom Anarchist Fortnightly)
We also republished our review of Re-Enchanting Humanity
In the previous issue we had run a reprint of our Local-Global Organising feature from November 2005's Lancaster University KnowledgeLab (UK), at which I gave a Social Ecology related seminar.
Our Institute is still in its early stages, despite plans over 15 years ago to get it running, However, in the last few months things have begun to forge ahead and in 2007 we hope to have several courses available. These may be in Hastings, Ipswich, or Cork, and we hope offer them further afield over the next few years.
I hope this is of interest to you. We too were very sad to hear of Murray's death, though aware it was kind of due.
Regards
Tim
PS I also run the blog:
http://socialecologyinstitute.blogspot.com
Re Murray Bookchin passing away.
I run the websites:
http://www.bluegreenearth.com
http://www.europeansocialecologyinstitute.org
The latest issue of blue (BlueGreenEarth Vol.5 #11 - August 20th 2006) has run two Bookchin pieces
Whither Bookchin? - Obituary, by Tim Barton
Obituary, by Rob Allen (for Freedom Anarchist Fortnightly)
We also republished our review of Re-Enchanting Humanity
In the previous issue we had run a reprint of our Local-Global Organising feature from November 2005's Lancaster University KnowledgeLab (UK), at which I gave a Social Ecology related seminar.
Our Institute is still in its early stages, despite plans over 15 years ago to get it running, However, in the last few months things have begun to forge ahead and in 2007 we hope to have several courses available. These may be in Hastings, Ipswich, or Cork, and we hope offer them further afield over the next few years.
I hope this is of interest to you. We too were very sad to hear of Murray's death, though aware it was kind of due.
Regards
Tim
PS I also run the blog:
http://socialecologyinstitute.blogspot.com