Benefit for stop cop city + Atlanta Solidarity fund

In this session, Xander will give a presentation of approximately 30 minutes followed by a discussion. 
The presentation will begin with an introduction to his new book, This System is Killing Us, where he discusses over six land conflicts over energy infrastructure and mining projects.  While this book advocates degrowth, it is not without  concern. Degrowth is a diverse amalgamation of people, where it sits between claims to producing technocratic academic works and policy proposals and others aspirating to become a movement. Following a brief review of the book, and discussing where degrowth implicity and explicitly emerges, the question will ask: Can degrowth Struggle? A tentative answer will be provided, but ultimately opened up for people to challenge and discuss.

Xander Dunlap

Xander Dunlap’s work has critically examined the political ecology of police-military transformations, market-based conservation, low-carbon technologies, and extractive projects more generally in Latin America, Europe and the United States.

Anyone can come but full is full, so come early if you want to be guaranteed a seat

Drinks on donation, bring cash!