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Peet, Richard; Robbins, Paul; Watts. Michael
Global nature
p. 1-47
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Guthman, Julie
Excess consumption or over-production?: US farm policy, global warming, and the bizarre attribution of obesity
p. 51-66
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Emel, Jody; Neo Harvey
Killing for profit: global livestock industries and their social-ecological implications
p. 67-83
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Mansfield, Becky
"Modern" industrial fisheries and the crisis of overfishing
p. 84-99
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Biehl, Joao
When people come first: beyond technical and theoretical quicks-fixes global health
p. 100-130
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Moore, Sarah
Glogal garbage: waste, trash trading, and local garbage politics
p. 133-144
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Ghertner, D. Asher
green evictions: environmental discourses of a "slum-free" Delhi
p. 145-165
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Eden, Sally
The political of certification: consumer knowledge, power, and global governance in ecolabeling
p. 169-184
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Jhonson, Leigh
Climate change and the risk industry: the multiplication of fear and value
p. 185-202
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Bumpus, A. G.; Liverman, D. M.
Carbon colonialism? offsets, greenhouse gas reductions, and sustainable development
p. 203-224
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Kosek, Jake
The natures of the beast: on the new uses of the honeybee
p. 227-253
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Lee Peluso, Nancy; Vandergeest, Peter
Taking the jungle out of the forest: counter-insurgency and the making of national natures
p. 254-284
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Masco, Joseph
Mutant ecologies: radioactive life in post-cold war New Mexico
p. 285-303
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Bridge, Gavin
Past peak oil: political economy of energy crises
p. 307-324
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Labban, Mazen
The geopolitics of energy security and the war on terror: the case for market expansion and the militarization of global space
p. 325-344
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Bakker, Karen
Commons versus commodities: political ecologies of water privatization
p. 347-370
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Mehta, Lyla
The social construction of scarcity: the case of water in western India
p. 371-386
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Braun, Bruce
Governing disorder: biopolitics and molecularization of life
p. 389-411
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Wainwright, Joel; Mercer, Kristin L.
Transnational transgenes: the political ecology of maize in Mexico
p. 412-430