The conventional view that agriculture was displaced by industry in two stages—by the industrial revolution in the late ninteenth century, and as a result of the rise of the agribusiness system in the mid-twentieth century—has left many observers of the contemporary political economy with the impression that to deal with agriculture is essentially to focus […]
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John Bellamy Foster
Professor of Sociology & Editor of Monthly Review Magazine
Monthly Review Articles
- The Dialectical Ecologist: Richard Levins and the Science and Praxis of the Human-Nature Metabolism January 1, 2025
- Some Preliminary Theses on the Concept of Eco-Civilization January 1, 2025
- Braverman, Monopoly Capital, and AI: The Collective Worker and the Reunification of Labor December 1, 2024
- Preface to the German Edition of Marx’s Ecology December 1, 2024
- The New Denial of Imperialism on the Left November 1, 2024
- The Ecological Rift in the Anthropocene September 1, 2024
- Imperialism in the Indo-Pacific—An Introduction July 1, 2024