Feral Atlas, a Review

Feral Atlas: The More-Than-Human Anthropocene. 2021. Tsing, Anna L., Jennifer Deger, Alder Keleman Saxena, and Feifei Zhou, eds. […]

Unsettling Soy: New Crops, Kin, and Conviviality on Mozambique’s Agribusiness Frontier

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Freedom Rangers and Landscapes that Move People

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Fields of Vision: On Biodynamic Farming, Ecological Entanglement, and the Nature of Knowledge

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Plants, Pathogens and the Politics of Care: Xylella fastidiosa and the Intra-Active Breakdown of Mallorca’s Almond Ecology

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Scandal, Blame, and the Politics of Contamination in Peru’s Quinoa Bust

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Remaking (Il)licit Landscapes: Layered Histories and Speculative Time in Peru’s War on Drugs

By Allison Kendra, Stanford University § Its leaves burst forth slowly from thin, shrubby branches. Every three months […]

A Plantation inside the Cow: Capitalist Indigestions and the Rumen Microbial Universe

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Pollution Made by Nature: The Circulation of Nitrate Knowledge in Iowa Agriculture and Conservation

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Commentary: Toxic Bodies, Part II

By Kristina Lyons, University of California, Santa Cruz § The president of the communal action committee whom I call […]