Daniel Faber
Biographic Data
| ID | 230042 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Faber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Faber |
| SIGNATURE | FABER D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northeastern University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 128 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
David William Schwartzman (1943-2025): A Dedicated Ecosocialist Warrior for the Other World that is Still Possible
Jane McAlevey and the Politics of Deep Labor Organizing
Climate Change as Class Struggle in America: Matthew Huber and the Challenges Confronting the Ecological Left
Trump's Election Victory, the Climate Crisis, and the Working Class: What Does this Mean for the Future
Common Strategies for Eco-Feminists and Eco-Socialists: An Introduction to the New Co-Editors in Chief of CNS
American Oil-Igarchy: How the Corporate Assault on Liberal Democracy and the Climate Are Connected
Not all People are Polluted Equally in Capitalist Society: An Eco-Socialist Commentary on Liberal Environmental Justice Theory
Poisoning the World for Profit: Petro-Chemical Capital and the Global Pesticide Crisis
Just because something is not illegal, it may still be immoral. Allowing the export of products recognized to be harmful is immoral. Fatma Zora Ouhachi-Vesely Special Rapporteur to the United Natio
Global Capitalism, Reactionary Neoliberalism, and the Deepening of Environmental Injustices
The systemic crisis of neoliberal capitalism is not only economic and ecological in nature, as is manifest in the explosive growth in global economic and ecological inequalities, but is also witnes
Inequality, Democracy, and the Environment
The political economy of environmental justice
Capitalism is a for-profit economic system in which private businesses compete for survival in the marketplace. Without an adequate rate of profit, and hence rate of capital accumulation, these businesses (and the larger economy) would lapse into economic crisis. As a general rule, capital will always strive to maximize profits by increasing productivity while minimizing the costs of production and distribution. This chapter analyses the politica…
Trump's Electoral Triumph: Class, Race, Gender, and the Hegemony of the Polluter-Industrial Complex
El presente artículo aborda el análisis de los personajes femeninos en las distopías cinematográficas contemporáneas, basándose en un amplio corpus de filmes del siglo XXI. A partir de las aportaciones de Laura Mulvey y Teresa de Lauretis, se explora cómo estos filmes construyen la mirada del espectador hacia dichos personajes, reproduciendo y/o transgrediendo una serie de estereotipos. Estos estereotipos serán analizados mediante la aplicación d…
Give Me Shelter from the Storm: Framing the Climate Refugee Crisis in the Context of Neoliberal Capitalism
Poisoning American Politics: The Colonization of the State by the Polluter-Industrial Complex
Acting on the perception that strong environmental regulations are detrimental to the competitiveness of US industry in the global economy, capital has unleashed a wide-ranging assault on the ecolo
Capitalizing on Environmental Injustice: The Polluter-Industrial Complex in the Age of Globalization
Capitalizing on Environmental Injusticeprovides a comprehensive overview of the achievements and challenges confronting the environmental justice movement. Pressured by increased international competition and the demand for higher profits, industrial and political leaders are working to weaken many of America's most essential environmental, occupational, and consumer protection laws. In addition, corporate-led globalization exports many ecologica…
Not so Black and White: Environmental justice and cumulative impact assessments
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The political ecology of marxism
La liberación del medio ambiente: The rise and fall of revolutionary ecology in Nicaragua, 1979-1999∗
Environment Under Fire: Imperialism and the Ecological Crisis in Central America
The Ecological Crisis of Latin America: A Theoretical Introduction
The peoples and natural environments of Latin America and the Caribbean have suffered form centuries of exploitation at the hands of imperialist powers and their local client ruling classes. With the internationalization of the productive circuit of capital, however, ecological destruction and human poverty and misery have become more profound, and popular movements concerned with what Marx called the material of capitalist and for the reproducti…
Imperialism, Revolution, and the Ecological Crisis of Central America
The ecological crisis created by capitalist development in Central America has been the subject of considerable research, but most of this work has failed to systematically examine the causes, manifestations, and impacts of ecological destruction from a Marxist or socialist perspective. Instead, most explanations of the crisis have been based on a Malthusian notion of overpopulation (Daugherty, 1969), irrational and inefficient environmental plan…
A Sea Of Poison
Rejoinders
Ideologies of environmental crisis: Technology and its discontents
1988). Ideologies of environmental crisis: Technology and its discontents. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 91-106
Global Capitalism, Reactionary Neoliberalism, and the Deepening of Environmental Injustices
The systemic crisis of neoliberal capitalism is not only economic and ecological in nature, as is manifest in the explosive growth in global economic and ecological inequalities, but is also witnes
Not all People are Polluted Equally in Capitalist Society: An Eco-Socialist Commentary on Liberal Environmental Justice Theory
Give Me Shelter from the Storm: Framing the Climate Refugee Crisis in the Context of Neoliberal Capitalism
Trump's Electoral Triumph: Class, Race, Gender, and the Hegemony of the Polluter-Industrial Complex
El presente artículo aborda el análisis de los personajes femeninos en las distopías cinematográficas contemporáneas, basándose en un amplio corpus de filmes del siglo XXI. A partir de las aportaciones de Laura Mulvey y Teresa de Lauretis, se explora cómo estos filmes construyen la mirada del espectador hacia dichos personajes, reproduciendo y/o transgrediendo una serie de estereotipos. Estos estereotipos serán analizados mediante la aplicación d…
Not so Black and White: Environmental justice and cumulative impact assessments
The struggle for nature: Environmental crises and the crisis of environmentalism in the United States∗
American Oil-Igarchy: How the Corporate Assault on Liberal Democracy and the Climate Are Connected
Imperialism, Revolution, and the Ecological Crisis of Central America
The ecological crisis created by capitalist development in Central America has been the subject of considerable research, but most of this work has failed to systematically examine the causes, manifestations, and impacts of ecological destruction from a Marxist or socialist perspective. Instead, most explanations of the crisis have been based on a Malthusian notion of overpopulation (Daugherty, 1969), irrational and inefficient environmental plan…
Disarticulated accumulation, agroexport, and ecological crisis in Nicaragua: The case of cotton∗
Imperialism and the crisis of nature in central America
Climate Change as Class Struggle in America: Matthew Huber and the Challenges Confronting the Ecological Left
Poisoning the World for Profit: Petro-Chemical Capital and the Global Pesticide Crisis
Just because something is not illegal, it may still be immoral. Allowing the export of products recognized to be harmful is immoral. Fatma Zora Ouhachi-Vesely Special Rapporteur to the United Natio
La liberación del medio ambiente: The rise and fall of revolutionary ecology in Nicaragua, 1979-1999∗
Trump's Election Victory, the Climate Crisis, and the Working Class: What Does this Mean for the Future
The Ecological Crisis of Latin America: A Theoretical Introduction
The peoples and natural environments of Latin America and the Caribbean have suffered form centuries of exploitation at the hands of imperialist powers and their local client ruling classes. With the internationalization of the productive circuit of capital, however, ecological destruction and human poverty and misery have become more profound, and popular movements concerned with what Marx called the material of capitalist and for the reproducti…
Ideologies of environmental crisis: Technology and its discontents
1988). Ideologies of environmental crisis: Technology and its discontents. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 91-106
Common Strategies for Eco-Feminists and Eco-Socialists: An Introduction to the New Co-Editors in Chief of CNS
Poisoning American Politics: The Colonization of the State by the Polluter-Industrial Complex
Acting on the perception that strong environmental regulations are detrimental to the competitiveness of US industry in the global economy, capital has unleashed a wide-ranging assault on the ecolo
Título não encontrado
The political ecology of marxism
Rejoinders
Ideologies of environmental crisis: Technology and its discontents
1988). Ideologies of environmental crisis: Technology and its discontents. Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 91-106
Disarticulated accumulation, agroexport, and ecological crisis in Nicaragua: The case of cotton∗
Imperialism and the crisis of nature in central America
Eco-cide in El Salvador
The struggle for nature: Environmental crises and the crisis of environmentalism in the United States∗
Rejoinders
A Sea Of Poison
The Ecological Crisis of Latin America: A Theoretical Introduction
The peoples and natural environments of Latin America and the Caribbean have suffered form centuries of exploitation at the hands of imperialist powers and their local client ruling classes. With the internationalization of the productive circuit of capital, however, ecological destruction and human poverty and misery have become more profound, and popular movements concerned with what Marx called the material of capitalist and for the reproducti…
Imperialism, Revolution, and the Ecological Crisis of Central America
The ecological crisis created by capitalist development in Central America has been the subject of considerable research, but most of this work has failed to systematically examine the causes, manifestations, and impacts of ecological destruction from a Marxist or socialist perspective. Instead, most explanations of the crisis have been based on a Malthusian notion of overpopulation (Daugherty, 1969), irrational and inefficient environmental plan…
Environment Under Fire: Imperialism and the Ecological Crisis in Central America
La liberación del medio ambiente: The rise and fall of revolutionary ecology in Nicaragua, 1979-1999∗
The political ecology of marxism
Título não encontrado
Not so Black and White: Environmental justice and cumulative impact assessments
Capitalizing on Environmental Injustice: The Polluter-Industrial Complex in the Age of Globalization
Capitalizing on Environmental Injusticeprovides a comprehensive overview of the achievements and challenges confronting the environmental justice movement. Pressured by increased international competition and the demand for higher profits, industrial and political leaders are working to weaken many of America's most essential environmental, occupational, and consumer protection laws. In addition, corporate-led globalization exports many ecologica…
Poisoning American Politics: The Colonization of the State by the Polluter-Industrial Complex
Acting on the perception that strong environmental regulations are detrimental to the competitiveness of US industry in the global economy, capital has unleashed a wide-ranging assault on the ecolo
The political economy of environmental justice
Capitalism is a for-profit economic system in which private businesses compete for survival in the marketplace. Without an adequate rate of profit, and hence rate of capital accumulation, these businesses (and the larger economy) would lapse into economic crisis. As a general rule, capital will always strive to maximize profits by increasing productivity while minimizing the costs of production and distribution. This chapter analyses the politica…
Trump's Electoral Triumph: Class, Race, Gender, and the Hegemony of the Polluter-Industrial Complex
El presente artículo aborda el análisis de los personajes femeninos en las distopías cinematográficas contemporáneas, basándose en un amplio corpus de filmes del siglo XXI. A partir de las aportaciones de Laura Mulvey y Teresa de Lauretis, se explora cómo estos filmes construyen la mirada del espectador hacia dichos personajes, reproduciendo y/o transgrediendo una serie de estereotipos. Estos estereotipos serán analizados mediante la aplicación d…
Give Me Shelter from the Storm: Framing the Climate Refugee Crisis in the Context of Neoliberal Capitalism
Global Capitalism, Reactionary Neoliberalism, and the Deepening of Environmental Injustices
The systemic crisis of neoliberal capitalism is not only economic and ecological in nature, as is manifest in the explosive growth in global economic and ecological inequalities, but is also witnes
Inequality, Democracy, and the Environment
Poisoning the World for Profit: Petro-Chemical Capital and the Global Pesticide Crisis
Just because something is not illegal, it may still be immoral. Allowing the export of products recognized to be harmful is immoral. Fatma Zora Ouhachi-Vesely Special Rapporteur to the United Natio
Not all People are Polluted Equally in Capitalist Society: An Eco-Socialist Commentary on Liberal Environmental Justice Theory
Common Strategies for Eco-Feminists and Eco-Socialists: An Introduction to the New Co-Editors in Chief of CNS
American Oil-Igarchy: How the Corporate Assault on Liberal Democracy and the Climate Are Connected
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