Books Archives : Ecological Survival

A Darwinian Left

by Peter Gelderloos (2007)

Given the recent upsurge of Extinction Rebellion and other nonviolent movements, this book is highly relevant.

The Conservative Mind

by Peter Gelderloos (2007)

Given the recent upsurge of Extinction Rebellion and other nonviolent movements, this book is highly relevant.

Storms of my Grandchildren

by David Keith (2013)

This book, by a Canadian physicist who is now at Harvard University, addresses the critical topic of solar radiation management (SRM) – the original term for climate engineering.

A History of the Science and Politics of Climate Change

by Peter Wadhams (2017)

Wadhams is an Arctic expert at the University of Cambridge. This book summarizes his scientific observations after numerous field trips over many decades.

Green Illusions

by Peter Wadhams (2017)

Wadhams is an Arctic expert at the University of Cambridge. This book summarizes his scientific observations after numerous field trips over many decades.

How Nonviolence Protects the State

by Peter Gelderloos (2007)

Given the recent upsurge of Extinction Rebellion and other nonviolent movements, this book is highly relevant.

Coercion: Why We Listen to What “They” Say

by Douglas Rushkoff (1999)

Although Rushkoff is politically naive, he is extremely well-informed and insightful with respect to the behavior-modification techniques used in advertising, mall design, sales techniques, mass events, and the like.

Sleights of Mind

by Stephen L. Macknik and Susana Martinez-Conde (2010)

To fully appreciate how social leaders manage the populace it is necessary to understand magic.

Nineteen Eighty-four

by George Orwell (1949)

How do social leaders dominate the populace? Orwell’s answer is that the masses are easily controlled through heavy work, cheap entertainment, and gambling.