Écosociété

Écosociété is an independent publishing house founded in 1992 by a group of activists. It publishes critical essays that aim to inform the public on major ecological issues and their links with economic, social, and political issues. The house is committed to publishing works that are demanding, bold, and accessible, and it has a tradition of translating works for francophone readers.

Écosociété was founded in 1992 by a group of activists. The first meeting took place on June 19, 1992, with Serge Mongeau, Dimitri Roussopoulos, Laval Doucet, Jacques Gélinas, and Dalbé-Jacques Viau. The Institut pour une Écosociété was founded, and its first action was the establishment of the publishing house. The first book, 'Pour un pays sans armée', was published in early 1993. In 1995, 'L'an 501 – la conquête continue' by Noam Chomsky was published. In 1998, a new edition of 'La simplicité volontaire, plus que jamais…' by Serge Mongeau was published. In 2001, the collection 'Retrouvailles' was inaugurated with the reissue of 'Kidnappé par la police'.

1. 1Écosociétéecosociete.org
2. 2La maison | Écosociétéecosociete.org
3. 3Manuscrits | Écosociétéecosociete.org
4. 4Historique | Écosociétéecosociete.org
5. 5Écosociétéwikidata.org