Ajay Singh Chaudhary It's an awfully good book, and blimps are the best. Thanks for a huge amount of research and thinking

We'll keep doing practical explorations of nonviolent movement building to see how much we can learn!

What an insightful conversation on hope, exhaustion and activism. hannah proctor Eleanor Ajay Singh Chaudhary Verso Books

Also rather selfishly, it's nice to see that my dissertation research could fit into this growing body of (necessary) work.

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Ajay Chaudhary (Ajay Singh Chaudhary) author of 'The Exhausted of the Earth', interviewed by Dalia Gebrial 🍉 and recorded by Macrodose

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The dreary backroom graft and frontline struggle that makes both change and hope possible can come at a heavy personal price.

hannah proctor and Ajay Singh Chaudhary join Eleanor to discuss the psychological world of militants through history.

Ordinary Unhappiness feat. Ajay Singh Chaudhary | Ajay joins Abby and Patrick on the Ordinary Unhappiness to talk extraction, exhaustion, and the problem with resilience | buff.ly/3xwv4Rw

(Pop) Cultural Marxism, Episode 10: It's Not Easy Being Green (Under Capitalism) | In which Ajay Singh Chaudhary isi litke and Rebecca Ariel Porte ask, what does culture look like in a “sustainable” world? | buff.ly/3vNHiog

'Chaudhary correctly argues the climate crisis, at its heart, is a people problem.' Tom Oliver on book by Ajay Singh Chaudhary proposing that we need to move from exhaustion to empowerment
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Podcast for Social Research, Episode 74: The Exhausted of the Earth - Launch Conversation | Ajay Singh Chaudhary & Molly Crabapple🇵🇷 discuss Ajay's book, The Exhausted of the Earth, science and politics, right-wing climate realism, exhaustion, and more | buff.ly/49yRC1l

I am working through Ajay Singh Chaudhary (Ajay Singh Chaudhary) 's 'The Exhausted of the Earth'.

Chaudhary: 'Capital will chew through the biosphere and societies alike in pursuit of an ever more costly maintenance of profitability.' [1/2]

I mean, say what you want about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, at least it's an ethos.

著者が6月に来日予定とのことで、本を送ってくれたので読み始めた。気候バーバリズムではなく、右翼気候リアリズムについてもっと批判すべきだというのはなるほどと。
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The entire thread is worth your time but wanted to highlight this because there are absolutely terrible readings of Fanon that evade his actual position on violence and use him to ventriloquize whatever they wish he was (or was not) saying. Fanon thought it tragic and necessary!

Imagine the chutzpah of saying this line when Gaza is *actually* under siege, starving to death with no water, electricity, or medicine.