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Interdiscipinarity, climate change, and the native’s point of view

Interdiscipinarity, climate change, and the native’s point of view

Oct 18, 2016 | Publications

In 2016, we joined a group of sociologists, political theorists, geographers, philosophers and literary scholars for the digital re-launch of the Social Science Research Council’s journal, Items: Insights from the Social Sciences. The task was to reflect on...
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Fracking Big Ben: science, policy and fractivism in the UK

Fracking Big Ben: science, policy and fractivism in the UK

Sep 2, 2016 | Publications

Commercial fracking has not yet started in England. In the past few years, however, the government has issued exploratory permits in various sites around the country and energy companies are readying themselves to drill (some already have). This brief article sets out...
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Is there hope for an Anthropocene Anthropology?

Is there hope for an Anthropocene Anthropology?

Aug 1, 2015 | Publications

The jury is still out – quite literally – on whether or not we are living in a new epoch called “the Anthropocene.” Even so, for many social scientists and humanities scholars, the Anthropocene is very much upon us, and this has consequences. Key among...
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Accountability and the academy: producing knowledge about the human dimensions of climate change

Accountability and the academy: producing knowledge about the human dimensions of climate change

Mar 4, 2015 | Publications

This article won the prestigious British Sociological Association’s Climate Change Article Prize in 2015, coming in second overall among the three winning nominations. In 2016, we were invited to reflect further on the topic in a prize-winners’ workshop the...
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The making and unmaking of rains and reigns

The making and unmaking of rains and reigns

Nov 15, 2014 | Publications

One question that has attracted considerable attention in recent years is the relation between ‘nature’ and ‘culture/society,’ and how (and if) to theorise it. This chapter provides one possible answer through a selective social history of the...
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