..., the possibility of producing for a collective health and the “whole of nature.” © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 living labor species being biosensing ecological security References Barua Maan . 2016 . “Lively Commodities and Encounter Value.” Environment and Planning D: Society...

...: From Systems Ecology to the Political Economy of Crisis Adaptation,” Security Dialogue 14.2 (2011), forthcoming. 16 Stephen Graham and Simon Marvin, Splintering Urbanism (London: Routledge, 2001); and Giorgio Agamben, Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life, trans...

... My interest here, however, is not in traditional images of the Golden Age but in its signifi­ cance as an economic, a political, and a socio-ecological heuristic for John Locke in the second ofhis Two Treatises ofGovernment. In the century before Locke, the Golden Age was treated not simply...

... movement's ecological, gender egalitarian, council communalist, socioeconomic vision. This brief note provides a sketch of the historical conjuncture of the conference and identifies the important assets of the movement as well as the challenges it is facing in its struggle to build a “new life” through...

... management, ostensibly provid- 434 The South Atlantic Quarterly • Spring 2011 ing a neutral, disinterested maintenance of natural life forces. Like the law whose origins are obscured and rendered insignificant as a premise of sovereign security, ecological management understands...

... and History in Modern Italy (2010) and A History of Environmentalism: Local Struggles, Global Histories (2014). Nicholas Beuret is a research associate at the Lancaster Environment Centre working on issues of climate migration and security. His work explores how environmental issues are produced...

...Wendell Berry 2003 Shoemaker & Hoard, Publishers 2003 Wendell Berry A Citizen’s Response to the National Security Strategy of the United States of America America! America! God mend thine every flaw, Confirm...

... any glib answers it is clear that, assuming revolution will not break out everywhere simultaneously, strategic as well as ecological necessity will imply a relocalization of food production, as well as a greening of the city. At least in any transitional phase, food security will be a para- mount...

... of people even in the United States; that it was founded upon the op- pressive labor of poor people all over the world; and that its ecological costs increasingly...

... day. Some of these questions are raised frequently, such as those relating to the state and its atrocities and how violence constitutes subjectivities and communities. Others, however, those that would inevitably lead one to lose the security of a “humanitarian” position from which...

... by thinkers such as Myles Lennon and Dagmar Lorenz-Meyer, who respectively see in solar energy infrastructures the possibilities to decolonize energy and to generate a feminist techno-ecological ethos. This article offers a brief account of the historical and contemporary relationship between settler...

... potential in the contemporary moment through the growing field of biomimicry. I show how mimesis promises a way toward a future free from human hubris and ecological catastrophe—and a way out of the conditions that have created the Anthropocene. I explore how this works in biomimetics, with a detailed look...

... on studying the intersection of biological and cultural spheres in indigenous communities. After witnessing a series of massacres by Indonesian security forces, I changed the focus of my research. Freedom in Entangled Worlds: West Papua and the Global Architec- ture of Power, my doctoral dissertation...

... as a threat multiplier that the security establishment must prepare to face on several fronts.13 As environmental and political instability grow, the turn to popular authoritarian ideologies and increasingly draconian forms of rule over those marginalized by the prevailing socioeconomic-ecological...

...S. H. Nulle Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 AN ECOLOGY OF THE ISMS 5. H. Nulle BROWNING S Bishop Bloughram was right when he murmured, in a well-known aside, Greek endings, each the little passing-bell That signifies some faith s about to die. The little ending, the ism...

... nor the gender distinction arise with capitalism, but capitalism has been spectacularly successful in using both toward its own ends. From there the essay argues that the ecological crisis is a single crisis of capitalist accumulation that develops over time and appears differently in different...

... of particular regimes of motion. The article tells three stories of crises in motion: supply chain disruption during COVID-19, blockades of colonial circulatory infrastructures, and the disastrous ecologies of extractivism, emphasizing their deep entanglements. This article traces how these crises of lifeworlds...

..., and that it constantly requires the external intervention of ideological, security, and political institutions. The role of the latter is precisely to prepare the ground so that the cooperation and valorization of subjects, social relations, and territories are as profitable as possible—that is, that their plural...

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... servitude volontaire . Paris : Seuil . French Department of Ecologic Transition . 2017 . Médiation VTC—Janvier 2017, by Jacques Rapoport, Open-file, Paris, France . https://www.ecologie.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/Rapport%20du%20m%C3%A9diateur%20Jacques%20Rapoport%2008022017.pdf ( accessed...