Exploring Municipalism and Ecocide

This chapter explores municipalism as a community-driven alternative to traditional state control, contrasting it with minarchism and discussing its real-world applications, particularly in northeast Syria. It delves into the concept of ecocide, examining the roles of both corporate and state entities in environmental destruction while advocating for legal recognition of ecocide as a crime. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding local ecosystems and the necessity of incorporating indigenous knowledge into environmental management to foster genuine connections with heritage and ecological sustainability.