Social-ecological transformation and COVID-19: the need to revisit working-class environmentalism

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic points to unequally distributed vulnerabilities in society Unevenly distributed disadvantages are also found in processes of a social-ecological transformation The concept of working-class environmentalism arguably presents a way out of this deficiency through incorporating and focusing on working class and precarious people in processes of social change We develop four theses for our argumentation to revisit working-class environmentalism and conclude that this would build social resilience for coping with future crises of the whole of society