The Robbery of Nature. Capitalism and the Ecological Rift – book review | Counterfire

The Robbery of Nature raises important questions about means and strategy for solving the ecological crisis, and the role of work in society, argues Elaine Graham-Leigh John Bellamy Foster and Brett Clark, The Robbery of Nature.

Video Photo: Ciaran Elliott 21 Jul 2026 Marxism and Alienation Elaine Graham-Leigh

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