Titlebook: Extinction Rebellion and Climate Change Activism; Breaking the Law to Oscar Berglund,Daniel Schmidt Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Aktuelle Situation der Kreditwirtschaft,movements to provide a more democratic model. We argue that the citizens’ assembly demand as sketched by XR comes from an established critique of representative democracy but that it then becomes a way of avoiding answering the big question of what needs to be done to address the climate emergency.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9088-0imate change movement not to engage with capitalism and the political economy since this is where the driving forces of climate change can be found. Climate change activists therefore ought to consider how climate change relates to aspects of capitalism, such as growth, trade, profit, property right

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Introduction,ss climate change OR are they campaigning to replace the state as we know it with something different? (2) Is it tenable for XR to be solution agnostic and leave the solutions to the climate emergency to a future Citizen’s Assembly. (3) Can XR continue to have a model of change that they claim is ba

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XR and Anarchism,n the vast majority of cases, the people doing this labelling have a very poor understanding of anarchism as a political movement. In such cases, the labelling of a social movement as anarchist becomes more of an attempt at smearing or delegitimising than analysing. This chapter does the opposite. I

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Between Democracy and Efficiency,nt’s rapid growth but has also made internal decision-making opaque, thereby decreasing internal democracy within the movement. It is in this sense less horizontal and democratic than many other recent or contemporary social movements. Where contemporary movements often have the assembly as the deci

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Reimagining Democracy,movements to provide a more democratic model. We argue that the citizens’ assembly demand as sketched by XR comes from an established critique of representative democracy but that it then becomes a way of avoiding answering the big question of what needs to be done to address the climate emergency.