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Women’s Empowerment and Climate Adaptation: Does Joint Land Ownership Promote Food Security of Households Facing Extreme Weather Events in Tanzania?
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. Promoting gender equality, adapting to climate change, and ensuring food security are pressing global challenges. This study highlights the interlinkages among these issues, arguing that women’s empowerment through join…
Toward an Anthropology of the Great Resignation (and Its Potential Cultural Legacy)
In this article, by utilizing both a Certeauian (1984) framing for boss-worker relationships and an understanding of the process of “commoning” as delineated by De Angelis (2017), we ruminate on matters of cultivated identity and self-actualization in …
A Blend of Instrumental and Feminist Ethics of Care Strategies in Courting the Diaspora Populations: Media Framing of Ghana’s Year of Return
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. Diaspora-homeland engagements, also known as diaspora policies or sending state strategies, have received significant attention in research and policy. This study applied framing theory and textual analysis to 110 Ghana…
Kiire Kuidas ennetada ja ravida HIV-i Eestis uudis
HIV ja AIDS on tõsised tervisemured. Eestis on olulised sammud, et ennetada HIV-i levikut ja pakkuda ravi HIV-positiivsetele. Järgnevalt käsitleme ennetusmeetodeid, ravi ja vajalikku teavet. HIVi ennetamine HIV-i ennetamine algab teadlikkusest. Inimesed peavad teadma, kuidas viirus levib. HIV edastatakse vere, spermaga, tupevedelikuga ja rinnapiimaga. Riskitegevused, nagu kaitsmata sugu ja jagatud nõelte kasutamine, suurendavad nakatumise riski. […]
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Review of Paolo Bocci. 2024. Viable ecologies: Conservation and coexistence on the Galápagos Islands.
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Startup extractivism: The political ecology of critical minerals processing in the United States
Small, unevenly financialized companies are now shaping the development of new cobalt and nickel processing plants in the United States (U.S.). as the country seeks to secure its critical mineral supplies. Building on political ecology theories, this a…
The Brutalist (2024): Architecture, Trauma, and the Illusions of the American Dream
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SuSuZan
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A Feast in a Mirror
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«I don´t need a space to create a landscape»
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Variations for Light and Shadow
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Ashley Dequilla
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In Close Quarters: Archival Reimaginations Between Absence and Abundance
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Painting Against the Colonial Dream: MAHKU and Abolitionist Aesthetics
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Introduction / Diffraction
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Co-subalternity and the political ecology of human–elephant conflict in Odisha, India
Dominant biocultural conservation discourses on human–elephant conflict in India and elsewhere often reduce local communities to a victim/perpetrator binary. Even seemingly divergent models— fortress conservation, and rights-based approaches— reproduce…
Contested Land Governance in Cameroon: Legitimacy, Tradition, and Conflict Mediation in Kom and Bali
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. This paper examines how traditional authorities in Kom and Bali, Cameroon, assert control over land amid competing state power and legal systems. Using ethnographic data, it shows that the fons employ hybrid strategies-…
State selectivities in Mexico’s 4th transformation: Indigenous consultation in the San José Mining Project, Oaxaca, Mexico
The role of the state in social participation related to extractive projects in Latin America is relevant topic for political ecologists, because it intervenes and shapes the relationship between society and nature. The state is often accused of having…
The Amiche in Ethiopia – Multiple Displacement and Liminality
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. The Amiche are Eritreans who were born or brought up in Ethiopia before Eritrean independence. This article focuses on the Amiche group’s political and social situation. It explores the way its members perceive themselv…
The Political and Moral Economy of Telecom Corporate Social Responsibility in Somalia
Africa Spectrum, Ahead of Print. This article focuses on a commercial sector deeply entwined with diaspora humanitarianism: transnational Somali telecommunications. Telecom companies in Somalia are celebrated for innovations in digital finance and are …
In-between Belonging and Longing
This article explores motivations of young people running away from residential care institutions. Running away from out-of-home care is often viewed as problematic due to its serious consequences for both the runaways, the other residents a…
Breaking Sixty Years of Silence
Adopting an informal, autoethnographic approach, two British academics with working-class heritage reflect in this essay upon their repeated attempts to challenge criminology’s intellectual conventions and dominant ideological and institutio…
Plant disease detonators: Lamp oil, agrarian change, and the historical-material making of the Xylella fastidiosa outbreak in southern Italy
Over the past decade, thousands of centuries-old olive trees in the Southern Italian region of Apulia dried out and the whole olive farming sector have teetered on the brink. Despite having been framed, by the phytosanitary authorities, as an exclusive…
Interview: The Other Side of Algorithms: Reclaiming the Body, Voice, and Labor
A Conversation Between Nicolas Gourault & Juntao Yang