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Technomoral Governance
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Algorithmic Governance, Public Participation and Trust
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Automating Morality
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We Just Want to Know How it was Calculated
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‘Leave No One Behind’
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Technomoral Politics in Conservative Britain
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‘What is not Counted, doesn’t Count’
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Book Reviews
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Ode to the Literature Review
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Gendered precarity in higher education
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Rebusque
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Navigating the theory–practice divide
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The precarity paradox
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The gender pay gap among young academics
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Book Review
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Lived gendered experiences of precarity and non-belonging in everyday space-places of academia
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On Tears, Excess, and the Academic Conference
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The dust at your edges
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Sounds of De-Composition: An Album Review of Pharmakon’s Maggot Mass (Sacred Bones Records, 2024)
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Introduction / Issue 38: Ecologies of Excess
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Geographies of Extraction / Floating Economies
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Reframing Utopia and Wasteland: The Greenbelts and Photographic Traditions of the Resettlement Administration
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Wong Ka Ying
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‘The myth of integrating local knowledge’: Living and ideological landscapes on Palawan Island, the Philippines
The integration of Indigenous Knowledge and perspectives into landscape protection and management schemes has now become one of the key mainstream approaches in political ecology of conservation, often referred to as ‘decolonizing conservation.’ Within…