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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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Editorial Note: This post is part of our series highlighting the work of the Anthropology and Environment Society’s […]

colinhoag July 30, 2020 Rappaport Prize Finalists

The Vanishing Land: In Search of a Myth for Samothraki

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By Eleni Kotsira, University of St Andrews § It is an evening in the early days of August […]

colinhoag May 12, 2020 The Event-The Horizon, Thematic Series

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

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

colinhoag September 19, 2019 Ecological Times

Mild Apocalypse – Feral Landscapes in Denmark: Reflections on an Exhibition

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By Nathalia S. Brichet, Frida Hastrup, and Felix Riede § From the late 1930s until 1970, low-grade brown coal was extracted […]

colinhoag February 21, 2017 Museums & Ecology

Living with the Environmental and Social Legacy of U.S. Land Policy in the American West

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By Julie Brugger, University of Arizona § Looking out across the arid, mesquite- and saguaro-studded landscape of the Tonto […]

therezamiller January 24, 2017 Life on the Frontier

Harvesting Ruins: The Im/Permanence of Work Camps and Reclaiming Colonized Landscapes in the Northern Alberta Oil Sands

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By Janelle Marie Baker, McGill University § *All photos taken by Janelle Marie Baker My Nehiwayak (Cree) friends who have the […]

Chitra October 23, 2016 Life on the Frontier
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