GTI FORUM


Perspectives

Panel 1

Perspectives

Barash

David Barash

Lessons from
Evolutionary
Biology

Callicott

J. Baird Callicott

Enlarging the
Ethical Imperative

Challenger

Melanie
Challenger

Unlearning
Human
Exceptionalism

Lautensach

Alexander
Lautensach

Steps to a
Moral Revolution

Lipton

Judith Lipton

Hearing the
Voiceless

Lynn

William S. Lynn

Expanding the
Sustainability
Agenda

Mathews

Freya Mathews

Anchoring the
Ought in the Is

Mitchell

From Solidarity
to Policy

Jerry Mitchell

Steiner

Gary Steiner

Fostering Kinship

Taylor

Angus Taylor

Greenwashing
Greens

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Action

Panel 2

Action

Bajaj

You've Got to be
Carefully Taught

Nandita Bajaj

Dauncey

Stopping the
Bulldozers

Guy Dauncey

Falk

Beware
Utopian Traps

Richard Falk

Hallsmith

How to Act
Locally

Gwendolyn
Hallsmith

Jones

Back to the
Farm Mindfully

Mike Jones

Koontz

Taking Ethics
to the
Decision-Makers

Fred Koontz

Martindale

Toward
Movement
Synergy

Dayton
Martindale

Nibert

David Nibert

Entangled
Liberation
Struggles

Seshan

Listening to
the Forest

Suprabha Seshan

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The Forum reflects on humanity’s rapacious disregard for and commodification of our fellow creatures. Eileen Crist's opening essay illuminates the historical, philosophical, and political dimensions, arguing that nurturing solidarity with (other) animals stands as a key moral and strategic imperative for a Great Transition. Panel 1 elaborates her conceptual framework, and Panel 2 propounds actions for transformative change.


Core GT Texts
The emergence of an organic planetary civilization has become both possible and necessary. What would it look like? How do we get there?

The classic essay on our planetary moment, global scenarios, and pathways to a just, fulfilling, and sustainable future.