FRAW Subject Index: ‘P’

This page provides a collection of categorized keywords/terms beginning ‘P’, with links to the occurrence of those terms right across the FRAW site. For full details of link notation/prefixes see the instructions in the main index.

Packard, Vance: ‘The Hidden Persuaders’ (1957), ‘The Naked Society’ (1964), wrd-004/¶6.02 ⇒ ‘Marketing, PR, & Political Lobbying’, Wikipedia.
Palantir Technologies: wrd-001/¶5.17 ⇒ ‘Neofeudalism’, ‘Surveillance capitalism’, Wikipedia.
Palingenetic ultranationalism: Glossary ⇒ Wikipedia.
Palestine Action: frn-frak/¶19 ⇒ Wikipedia.
Paris climate change agreement ⇒ ‘Climate change’.
Parkin, Sara (environmentalist): wrd-002/¶4.17 ⇒ Green Party, Wikipedia.
Paypal/“PayPal mafia”: wrd-001/¶5.12 ⇒ Musk, Elon, Thiel, Peter, Wikipedia.
Peace, anti-militarism, & anti-nuclear issues:

Peace convoys – wrd-004/¶5.03 ⇒ Wikipedia;
Drones ⇒ ‘Drone warfare’;
See also ⇒ ‘Nuclear energy’, ‘Nuclear weapons’.

Peak resource production/‘peak everything’:

Peak oil – wrd-003/¶3.36 ⇒ Wikipedia;
See also ⇒ ‘Critical minerals’, ‘Geopolitics’, ‘Resources’.

Peasant agriculture: wrd-005/¶9.22 ⇒ ‘Agriculture’, website, Glossary, Wikipedia.
‘Peasant Studies’ (journal) ⇒ Journals.
Pedagogy: bokk-about/¶1 ⇒ Glossary, Wikipedia.
Peoples’ history: frn-frak/¶21 ⇒ Wikipedia.
Perceived obsolescence ⇒ ‘Consumerism’, ‘Planned obsolescence’, Wikipedia.
Permaculture/integrated polyculture: wrd-002/¶9.26, wrd-006/¶9.27 ⇒ Glossary, Wikipedia.
Permafrost ⇒ ‘Climate change’.
Petty bourgeoisie ⇒ ‘Marxism’.
Planetary boundaries ⇒ ‘Ecological limits’.
‘Planet of the Humans’ (film): wrd-003/¶1.06, wrd-003/§7 ⇒ ‘Climate change’, ‘Energy issues’, ‘Moore, Michael’, Wikipedia.
Planned obsolescence: wrd-005/¶2.08 ⇒ ‘Consumerism’, ‘Perceived obsolescence’, Wikipedia.
‘PLoS One’ (science journal) ⇒ Journals, Wikipedia.
‘PNAS’ ⇒ ‘Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Science’.
Polanyi, Karl: wrd-002/¶8.27 ⇒ ‘Ecological economics’, Wikipedia.
‘Political economy’ ⇒ ‘Economics’.
Politics & Political Parties (UK):

Conservatives ⇒ Conservative Party;
Crisis of voter turnout – frb-202506/■ ⇒ Wikipedia;
The Daily Mail ⇒ The Mail;
Political donations/lobbying – frb-202506/§‘Next’ ⇒ Wikipedia;
Greens ⇒ Green Party;
Labour ⇒ Labour Party;
Liberal-Democrats ⇒ Liberal-Democrat Party;
London-centric institutions – wrd-002/¶4.27;
The Telegraph ⇒ The Telegraph;
WEIRD articles listing – ‘Politics, PR, & Lobbying’;
See also ⇒ ‘Marketing, PR, & Political Lobbying’, ‘Democracy’.

‘Poll tax’: wrd-002/¶11.11 ⇒ Wikipedia.
Polyculture ⇒ Permaculture/integrated polyculture.
Ponzi-scheme: wrd-004/¶4.42 ⇒ Wikipedia.
Porritt, Jonathon (environmentalist): ‘Capitalism as if the World Mattered’ (2005), wrd-002/¶4.17, wrd-003/‼4, wrd-005/¶3.09 ⇒ Friends of the Earth, Green Party, Wikipedia.
Postindustrialism: wrd-005/¶2.16.03 ⇒ Wikipedia.
Postmodernism: wrd-005/¶6.42 ⇒ ‘Critical theory’, Glossary, Wikipedia.
Potatoes ⇒ ‘Horticulture’.
Prefiguration ⇒ ‘Anarchism’.
‘Price Competition in 1955’: Lebow, Victor, wrd-004/‼3 ⇒ journal.
Primary energy ⇒ ‘Energy issues’.
‘Principles of Political Economy’ (1865): Mill, John Stuart, wrd-002/‼4 ⇒ Wikipedia.
‘Proceedings of the Natural Academy of Science’ (PNAS) ⇒ Journals, Wikipedia.
Professional managerial class (PMC): wrd-002/¶11.14 ⇒ Glossary, Wikipedia.
Progress ⇒ ‘Technological progress’.
Propaganda ⇒ Glossary, Wikipedia.
Property rights: wrd-006/§4, wrd-006/¶8.23, wrd-006/§9, wrd-006/¶10.06 ⇒ Glossary, Wikipedia.
Proudhon, Pierre-Joseph: ‘What is Property’ (1840), wrd-002/‼6 ⇒ ‘Anarchism’, Wikipedia.
‘The Protestagram’ ⇒ ‘Free Range Activism Kit’ (FRAK).
‘Psychological Science’ (journal) ⇒ Journals.
Psychology/psychological research: wrd-004/¶.3.05 ⇒ ‘Alienation’, ‘Cognitive dissonance’, ‘Duality’, ‘Ecopsychology’, Wikipedia.
‘Psychology Today’ (on-line magazine) ⇒ Organizations.
Public relations ⇒ ‘Marketing, PR, & Political Lobbying’
Public Space Protection Order: wrd-001/¶7.23 ⇒ Wikipedia.
Punk:

Cyberpunk – wrd-004/¶3.28 ⇒ Wikipedia;
General discussion ⇒ Glossary, Wikipedia;
See also ⇒ ‘Anarchism’, ‘Do-It-Yourself’, ‘Free Culture’.