Theater of Cruelty

Niels Johan Juhl-Nielsen

Juhl-Nielsen resides in Copenhagen.
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Bookchains social ecological model inspires

The surprise was big when Bookchin's co-worker, Janet Biehl, opened her letterbox at home in the USA in 2004 and found a letter from a former German diplomat who, on behalf of Abdullah Öcelan, wanted to establish contact to exchange thoughts on Bookchin's ideas.
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The Kurds in Rojava

ANARCHISM: In Murray Bookchin's social ecology, Abdullah Öcalan saw how the dynamics of women's liberation could and must be reconciled with direct democracy and ecology.
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To have everyday life in its power

ANARCHISM: If not now – when? Is social ecology an answer?
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Low crisis awareness and unresolved climate challenges

CRISIS: The state's crisis management is not enough, as Norway as an oil-producing nation ignores the recommendations that the oil should remain in the ground.
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The ground connection – a different and better life

OFF GRID: New conversion projects are led by social entrepreneurs: the off-grid principle is to be disconnected from the modern society's electricity, water and sewer system.
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A sustainable labor movement

OTHER WORLDS? Heavier by the marketing of society and the alienation of man, the question now is: Who constitutes subject one in the struggle for another world?
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Restructuring Directions?

COPENHAGEN: The cities are choosing to take a leading role in the fight for climate.
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Stressed hen with no head

TOMHED: A pseudo-confrontation with the parents' culture turned into meaningless stress. In eleven-September bodies, the young people hide behind enterprising smiles.
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The little piece of urban nature

CHILDREN AND NATURE: How can a teaching plan help the emerging person to interact with the world?
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