Alastair Greig

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Trump tariffs aim to turn allied states of American hegemonic power into vassal status. In response, defend & extend domestic industries, jobs & living conditions with democratic nationalisation for a sovereign core national economy & strategic geo-political non-alignment

[Overland Journal @OverlandJournal]

“We need democratic nationalisation in order to sustain, not drain, the public purse.”

@ExtinctionAlt and Alastair Greig on Rex and essential services after neoliberalism

https://t.co/BQrBTi63Yu

[Alastair Greig @GreigAlastair]

@ExtinctionAlt Agree. In any alliance, the left must promote an answer to the contradictions of capitalism. Otherwise, we are stuck in the quagmire of centrism.

[Alastair Greig @GreigAlastair]

Policy and hope: The millennium development goals - Greig - 2024 - Global Policy - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/qtdWTE78S1

[Global Inequality @globalineq]

NEW BOOK OUT!

ORDER HERE: https://t.co/TcmpeeAK8g

[Alastair Greig @GreigAlastair]

@ExtinctionAlt It will be well worth the wait!

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Dear Friends. Given Twitter's uncertain future, I wish to thank you for your interest and support for the book. Very much appreciated. I am working on a sequel, The Extinction Alternative, that will build upon the perspectives outlined and hopefully completed in late 2023.
John

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Net Zero 2050 & clean energy for endless growth are political placebos for the extinction course
Our choice is clear: accept greenwashing corporate ownership power & just nudge a glacial transition or form a progressive coalition to nationalise this power & implement real change

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Real, tangible, transformational hope is the convergence of necessity and possibility
We 99% are in deepening ecological & social wellbeing emergency
Now is the time to unite and fight for the extinction alternative

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

An extinction code of exploitation of the natural & social world lies at the heart of the capitalist growth protocol
It makes rebelling for a green, fair capitalism a dead end

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

'Green' capital is a sub branch of global corporate capital
"Oz as a clean energy superpower" is just spin for private interests & profit unless WE own & control the transition

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

The Oz 'greenslide' election is only a temp sigh of relief unless WE seize the moment & reverse 40y of NeoLib policies creating crises in ecological and social wellbeing

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Ownership = core political power. Realising deeper forms of democracy STARTS with & from a platform of democratic public ownership of central levers of the economy

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Ending fossil fuel is urgent but so is ending private ownership power, interests & 💰 growth imperative driving the climate emergency
The green transition must do both

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Dissent at privatised growth of eco and economic crises with tax & reg demands is not enough
Time to build a democratic alternative with broad coalition for public ownership

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

A fairer society and liveable ecology requires building a new political economy.
See our joint author blog, Stewardship & the Ownership Question, at Emerald Pub.

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

Ending the eco-emergency requires common cause & action across our progressive silos. See my Dissent in the Contested (green) Transition, Green Agenda, Winter 2021

[J Velden @ExtinctionAlt]

The gas/energy crisis in Aus, orchestrated by fossilised corporates and their govs., demands a coalition for democratic nationalisation of the green transition

[Global Inequality @globalineq]

A new contribution to our Global Inequality Interview Series is now available online! In this interview, economist Arabo Ewinyu, who grew up in Kenya but now lives and works in South Africa, shares her views on our 5 key questions on global inequality: https://t.co/c2S4XlJl1S

[Alastair Greig @GreigAlastair]

From the Global Inequality project, Aarhus University, Denmark

[Global Inequality @globalineq]

“For this vulnerable section of the workforce, the globalisation of the clothing industry was a process in which they experienced higher levels of exploitation, poorer working conditions and loss of entitlements”
Our latest interview with @GreigAlastair