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Books

How Everything Can Collapse, 2015 (english edition, 2020). Reviews on AMZN, & Press.

Petit traité de résilience locale, 2015. Reviews on AMZN. Free PDF/ EPUB copy in french.

Another End of the World is Possible, 2018 (english edition, 2020). Reviews on AMZN.

Aux origines de la catastrophe, 2020. Reviews on AMZN.

Covers

Comment tout peut s'effondrer
Une autre fin du monde est possible
Petit traité de résilience locale
Aux origines de la catastrophe
How everything can collapse
Another end of the world is possible
Colapsologia
Otro fin del mundo es possible
How everything can collapse
How everything can collapse
Convivre a la catastrofe
Un altra fine del mundo e possible
How everything can collapse
Another end of the world is possible
Another end of the world is possible
How everything can collapse
How everything can collapse
How everything can collapse
Comment tout peut s'effondrer
Une autre fin du monde est possible
Her Şey Nasıl Çökebilir
Úton az összeomlás felé

Press

“A salutary work” — Les Echos

“Precious” — Libération

“These collapsologists are very annoying, because they have arguments. […] Hence our friendly advice: whatever you do, don’t open this book!” —Le Canard Enchaîné

“An explosive book that everyone should buy and read as soon as possible” — L’Obs

“Prophetic” — Bookforum

“Fascinating… a refreshing intellectual perspective, even if it doesn’t necessarily ease the fears we read about, see, and feel every day” — TechCrunch

“Let us praise the authors for betting on the implementation of Spinoza’s joyful passions, for resistance against the camp of those who destroy the Earth, its ecosystems, its human and non-human collectives. At a time when mourning the idea of revolution weakens the logic of resistance in a sense, ‘Another End of the World is Possible’ salutarily opposes a counter-fire to nihilism, despite the noted oscillation” — Véronique Bergen, member of the Royal Academy of French Language and Literature of Belgium

“Agnès Sinaï, Raphaël Stevens, Hugo Carton and Pablo Servigne have written a real must-read with this ‘Small Treatise on Local Resilience’ for anyone who doesn’t want to sit idly by in the face of our society’s future challenges” — Lectures

“A remarkable and concise assessment of the current state of the planet, accompanied by incisive and balanced reflection on the prospects of collapse” — Dominique Bourg, Philosopher, Professor Emeritus at the University of Lausanne

“This book, sparkling with intelligence, addresses the essential question of our future with an always appropriate tone. I devoured it while thinking on every page about our children” —Charles Hervé-Gruyer, Author of Permaculture: Healing the Earth, Feeding People (Actes Sud, 2014)

“[…] the worthy successors of Jean-Pierre Dupuy (for enlightened catastrophism) and Hans Jonas (the responsibility principle). This is a book to recommend to all ecologists to help them better enlighten others” — Association of Journalist-Writers for Nature and Ecology

“Is there any matter more important than that dealt with in this book? No. Is there any matter more neglected than this one? No, either” — Yves Cochet, Mathematician, former Minister of the Environment and European Deputy

“This is an important book. The authors avoid apocalyptic fear-mongering, but present compelling arguments showing that our society is increasingly vulnerable to insidious but potentially devastating setbacks—and that, because our world is now so interconnected, any collapse would have global repercussions. It will leave readers deeply anxious about the direction we’re heading. But it deserves a wide audience among all concerned citizens—and, even more so, among those who can influence policy” — Sir Martin Rees, Astronomer Royal and former Master of Trinity College, Cambridge

“It was high time and a reason to rejoice that this realistic and warm guide to societal collapse is now available in English. The sound and complete clarity brought by Pablo Servigne and Raphaël Stevens will hopefully liberate much practical ingenuity in the United States and other countries. Forty years of developing the Work That Reconnects and deep ecology work worldwide has taught me that facing our fears and losses together with open eyes generates solidarity and collective intelligence” — Joanna Macy, Philosopher, co-author of Coming Back to Life: The Updated Guide to The Work That Reconnects

Columns

Magazine Imagine Demain le Monde (2018-2025)

Journal Kairos (2015-2018)

Articles