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Video – “Making Matter Great Again? Ecofeminism, New Materialism and the Everyday”

June 8, 2021 admin Leave a comment

That’s how the light gets in: In conversation with Sherilyn MacGregor and David Schlosberg In her recent article, ‘Making matter…

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New guest post from Luis Harrison.

Treating right-wing populists as inherently anti-climate... risks weakening efforts to advance ambitious climate action, since it prevents us from recognising how adaptable and flexible populist discourses have become.

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