How to Change Course

Cédric Durand is Professor of political economy at the University of Geneva and the author of several books, including Fictitious Capital: How Finance is Appropriating our Future and How Silicon Valley Unleashed Techno-Feudalism: The Making of the Digital Economy. He regularly contributes to the New Left Review.Razmig Keucheyan is Professor of sociology at Paris Cité University and the author of several books, including The Left Hemisphere: Mapping Critical Theory Today, and Nature is a Battlefield: Towards a Political Ecology. He regularly contributes to Le Monde diplomatique.

• AcknowledgementsIntroductionPart I - Market, State, Ecological CrisisChapter One - The Antinomies of Green CapitalismChapter Two - Politicising the EconomyPart II - Governing According to NeedChapter ThreeThe Two-Sided Universality of NeedsChapter Four Regaining ControlPart III - Ecological CalculationA Note on Method. Institutional Utopias.Chapter Five - Ecological AccountingChapter Six - Ecosocialist InvestmentChapter Seven - Emancipated DemandPart IV - A New Political SystemChapter Eight - Ecological FederalismChapter Nine - The Political Institutions Useful for Ecological PlanningChapter Ten - An Augmented DemocracyChapter Eleven - Building a Majority CoalitionConclusion