Jennifer Mateer is Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Geography, while also lecturing in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria, Canada. Martin Locret-Collet is Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Birmingham and works as a Research Associate for the Liveable Cities Project. Simon Springer is Professor of Human Geography, Head of Discipline for Geography and Environmental Studies, and Director of the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Maleea Acker is Lecturer in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria, Canada.

• Preface, John P. ClarkIntroduction: The Political Ecology of Resource and Energy Management Beyond the State, Jennifer Mateer, Simon Springer, and Martin Locret-ColletChapter 1. Panoptic Geography: Man and Nature under Surveillance, Sotiris Lycourghiotis and George PouladosChapter 2. Uranium: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Ecology, Chris ColellaChapter 3. Moving Beyond borders: Anarchist Political Ecology and Evironmental Displacement, Nicolas ParentChapter 4. Questioning Capitalistic Power Structures: A Way to Reconnect People with Lands? Simon Maraud and Etienne DelayChapter 5. When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: Confronting the Industrial Machine through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico, Alexander Dunlap and Andrea BrockChapter 6. Dismantling the Dam Hierarchies, Jennifer MateerChapter 7. The Conservation of Anarchy: Ethnographic Reflections on Forest Policies and Resource Use, Philipp ZehmischChapter 8. Blockading Hamburg: Green Syndicalism vs. G20, Ryan ThompsonChapter 9. Rising Abo

Energies Beyond the State is a compendium of 10 chapters addressing broad issues, such as an anarchist ecology of environmental displacement and the international impact of capital and more specific issues, such as those relating to uranium and dams. Editors Mateer, Springer, Locret-Collet, and Acker include thought-provoking, relatively radical anarchist/neo-Marxist perspectives regarding environmental problems and potential solutions to those problems. The volume also introduces and applies a novel perspective, the TORSO (TerritOry-Resources-Societal Organization) framework, to analyze various environmental problem areas.

Jennifer Mateer is Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Geography, while also lecturing in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria, Canada. Martin Locret-Collet is Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Birmingham and works as a Research Associate for the Liveable Cities Project. Simon Springer is Professor of Human Geography, Head of Discipline for Geography and Environmental Studies, and Director of the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Maleea Acker is Lecturer in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria, Canada.

• Preface, John P. ClarkIntroduction: The Political Ecology of Resource and Energy Management Beyond the State, Jennifer Mateer, Simon Springer, and Martin Locret-ColletChapter 1. Panoptic Geography: Man and Nature under Surveillance, Sotiris Lycourghiotis and George PouladosChapter 2. Uranium: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Ecology, Chris ColellaChapter 3. Moving Beyond borders: Anarchist Political Ecology and Evironmental Displacement, Nicolas ParentChapter 4. Questioning Capitalistic Power Structures: A Way to Reconnect People with Lands? Simon Maraud and Etienne DelayChapter 5. When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: Confronting the Industrial Machine through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico, Alexander Dunlap and Andrea BrockChapter 6. Dismantling the Dam Hierarchies, Jennifer MateerChapter 7. The Conservation of Anarchy: Ethnographic Reflections on Forest Policies and Resource Use, Philipp ZehmischChapter 8. Blockading Hamburg: Green Syndicalism vs. G20, Ryan ThompsonChapter 9. Rising Abo

Energies Beyond the State is a compendium of 10 chapters addressing broad issues, such as an anarchist ecology of environmental displacement and the international impact of capital and more specific issues, such as those relating to uranium and dams. Editors Mateer, Springer, Locret-Collet, and Acker include thought-provoking, relatively radical anarchist/neo-Marxist perspectives regarding environmental problems and potential solutions to those problems. The volume also introduces and applies a novel perspective, the TORSO (TerritOry-Resources-Societal Organization) framework, to analyze various environmental problem areas.

Jennifer Mateer is Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of British Columbia in the Department of Geography, while also lecturing in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria, Canada. Martin Locret-Collet is Postdoctoral Researcher at University of Birmingham and works as a Research Associate for the Liveable Cities Project. Simon Springer is Professor of Human Geography, Head of Discipline for Geography and Environmental Studies, and Director of the Centre for Urban and Regional Studies at the University of Newcastle, Australia. Maleea Acker is Lecturer in the Department of Geography at the University of Victoria, Canada.

• Preface, John P. ClarkIntroduction: The Political Ecology of Resource and Energy Management Beyond the State, Jennifer Mateer, Simon Springer, and Martin Locret-ColletChapter 1. Panoptic Geography: Man and Nature under Surveillance, Sotiris Lycourghiotis and George PouladosChapter 2. Uranium: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Ecology, Chris ColellaChapter 3. Moving Beyond borders: Anarchist Political Ecology and Evironmental Displacement, Nicolas ParentChapter 4. Questioning Capitalistic Power Structures: A Way to Reconnect People with Lands? Simon Maraud and Etienne DelayChapter 5. When the Wolf Guards the Sheep: Confronting the Industrial Machine through Green Extractivism in Germany and Mexico, Alexander Dunlap and Andrea BrockChapter 6. Dismantling the Dam Hierarchies, Jennifer MateerChapter 7. The Conservation of Anarchy: Ethnographic Reflections on Forest Policies and Resource Use, Philipp ZehmischChapter 8. Blockading Hamburg: Green Syndicalism vs. G20, Ryan ThompsonChapter 9. Rising Abo

Energies Beyond the State is a compendium of 10 chapters addressing broad issues, such as an anarchist ecology of environmental displacement and the international impact of capital and more specific issues, such as those relating to uranium and dams. Editors Mateer, Springer, Locret-Collet, and Acker include thought-provoking, relatively radical anarchist/neo-Marxist perspectives regarding environmental problems and potential solutions to those problems. The volume also introduces and applies a novel perspective, the TORSO (TerritOry-Resources-Societal Organization) framework, to analyze various environmental problem areas.