Institute for Social Ecology

The Institute for Social Ecology (ISE) is an educational and activist organization dedicated to the study of social ecology; an interdisciplinary field drawing on philosophy, political and social theory, anthropology, history, economics, the natural sciences, and feminism. Historically, the ISE has served as a catalyst for social movements, demonstrating the skills, knowledge, and relationships to foster vibrant, democratic communities. Established in 1974, the ISE has offered academic and popular educational programming for over 40 years. We currently offer online seminars, conferences, in-person intensives, and coursework in partnership with several institutions of higher education.

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Editorial: Heresies and Sacred Cows

This issue of Harbinger is dedicated to exploring what might be called social ecology “heresies” – new perspectives that critique, challenge, or rethink its prevailing “orthodoxies” and take aim at some of our political community’s sacred cows.

Harbinger Issue 3 Call for Submissions

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Editorial: Social Ecology and the New Abolitionism

“Our contention in assembling this issue is both that the ideas of social ecology have important—even necessary—insights for militant movements against racism and that social ecology as a body of revolutionary thought stands to develop itself much further through a deeper engagement with the ideas animating anti-colonial, anti-racist struggles.”

Editorial

Welcome to the relaunch of Harbinger: a Journal of Social Ecology.