social ecology

I really like this link and all it suggests - funny it almost sounds utopian and like science fiction!
so "far out" and yet exactly what the future needs and not in the distant future either. Seems like a few generations need to die off and be replaced with the 'Indigo children" I've been hearing about lately..........
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Globally the term social ecology was first used in the mid-1960s by the United States anarchist, Murray Bookchin (1982) to characterise his particular critique of the centralised, hierarchical, naively simple, exclusionary and ecologically uninformed structures and processes that were (and still are) dominant in western society.