A new compilation of research, delivered in four parts with nine complementary articles, which serves as a “navigational tool” to show how “systems change emerges through practice, not just theory.” The authors work from the deep “roots of the metacrisis”, to look beyond “carbon-centered approaches to the climate crisis limited by reductionist metrics and market-driven solutions” and find different possibilities in already-existing pathways “embodied by living examples.” These pathways are intending to “liberate land, waters, ecosystems, and communities from the enclosures of capitalism and colonialism…rooted in justice, solidarity, community stewardship, regenerative economies, and shifts towards more ecological consciousness.” In particular, see their Narrative Analysis Summary.


