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Credits | Vol. 2, No. 1
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Institute For
Social Ecology publishes Harbinger, A Journal of Social Ecology. We
would like to thank the following contributors that made this issue of
Harbinger possible:
Harbinger Committee:
- Claudia Bagiackas
- Michael Caplan
- Daniel Chodorkoff
- Michael J. Cuba
Contributors:
- Amaan - The Oromo and the Ethiopian Empire State
- Murray Bookchin - Interview with Murray Bookchin
- Michael Caplan - The Oromo and the Ethiopian Empire State
- Kai Malloy - Towards a Historical Perspective of Libertarian and Anarchist Education
- Cindy Milstein - What's in a Name?
- Andrea del Moral - Seeds in the City
- Erin Royster - Hungry for Profit
- Brian Tokar - Radicalizing the Debate
- Amoshaun Toft - Prefigurative Politics in the Pro-Democracy Movement
- David Vanek - Interview with Murray Bookchin
Art Work:
- Michael Caplan - Corn Harvest, Urban Decay Farmers, Commodified Peas, Food as Capital, antiantidisestablishmentarianism
- Mike Flugennock - Liberation!
- Cliff Harper - Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Max Stirner, Educate, Agitate, Organise, Peter Kropotkin, Emma Goldman
- Peter Kuper - Protest!
- Monthly Review Press - Cover of Hungry for Profit
- Oromia Support Group - Map of Oromia
- Dustin C. Ross - DC Protest
- Marco Tulli - Cover
Layout and Design:
- Michael Caplan
Copy Editing:
- Dan Chodorkoff
- Cheri Killam
Misc.:
- Janet Biehl
- The social ecology community
Disclaimer:
Opinions expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Institute for Social Ecology.
Social Ecology n 1: a coherent radical critique of current social, political, and anti-ecological trends. 2: a reconstructive, ecological, communitarian, and ethical approach to society.
Published by the Institute for
Social Ecology