“The current course of governance will lead to the destruction of the country’s environment. A system incapable of self-correction destroys both itself and the country’s resources.”
Life and Thought
Shahram Ettefagh, born in 1965, is an Iranian researcher and author working in political economy, particularly the political economy of the environment and energy. His works examine the relationships among markets, the state, class, energy, and environmental crises, while engaging with both market-oriented and socialist approaches to environmental questions.
Bibliography
Writings and transcribed lectures9 titles
Class and the Environment
"Political Economy of the Environment", Volume One: An Introduction to Theories
"Political Economy of the Environment", Volume Two: A Critique of Theories
"Class and Environment: On Class Theories and Environmental Issues in the Political Economy of the Environment"
“The Environment: Capitalism or Socialism?”
"Climate Change and the Market Economy: Essays on the Political Economy of the Environment"
“Four Readings of Tabatabai”
"CNG Tank Lion"
"Periodic Inspection of Compressed Natural Gas Tanks"
