I thought I would just share a paragraph (p.20) from her second book Au temps des catastrophes that I mentioned above:

“If we are in suspense (about how to inherit from past struggles against capitalism), some are already engaged in experiments that seek to make exist, in the here and now, the possibility of a future that is not barbaric – those who have decided to desert, to flee this filthy economic war, but who, “in fleeing, search for a weapon,” as Gilles Deleze used to say. And to search, here, first of all means to create, to create a life “after growth”, a life that explores connections with new powers to act, to feel, to imagine and to think. These people have already decided to modify their way of life, effectively but also politically: they do not act on the basis of guilt about their “ecological footprint”, but experiment with what it means to betray the role of reliable consumers that is assigned to us. Which is what it means to enter into battle against that which creates this assignment, and to learn concretely to reinvent modes of production and cooperation that escape the ‘necessity’ of growth and competition. It is to these people that this book is dedicated, and, more precisely, to the possibilities that they dare to try and make exist. It is not a matter, however, of making myself their spokesperson, to describe on their behalf what it is that they attempt. They are perfectly capable of speaking for themselves, since far from enacting “a return to the cave”, as some accuse them, they are experts in websites and networks. They don’t need me, but they do need others, like me, to work, with their own means, to make sense of what is happening to us.”