Cam's stuff
Up one levelThe following is a very haphazard collection of some of my published writings over the past half decade or so. Please feel free to send comments to cam.walker@foe.org.au and we will post them with the original article. Thanks, Cam.
- International solidarity & global perspectives — by CamWalker — last modified 2008-03-13 17:59
- Australian environment — by CamWalker — last modified 2008-03-13 18:00
- movement politics — by CamWalker — last modified 2008-03-13 18:01
- climate change — by CamWalker — last modified 2008-03-13 18:01
- Reviews — by CamWalker — last modified 2008-03-13 17:58
- bioregionalism — by CamWalker — last modified 2008-04-24 23:02
- Basically, bioregionalism is simply a new name for an old practise. It comes from “Bio” - life, “Region” - a physical or geographic boundary, and “ism” - the human part- the practise of how we relate to and live with a particular place. Although you can trace the idea of bioregionalism back as far as you can trace the story of humanity, as a theory, it has it’s recent roots in the popular movements of the 1960’s.
