Ariel Salleh is a scholar-activist; appointed Visiting Professor, Instituto de Humanidades, Artes e Ciencias, Universidade Federal de Bahia, Brasil for 2025-26; a Founding Member of the Global University for Sustainability, Hong Kong, and a Visiting Professor in Humanities, Nelson Mandela University, South Africa. Her classic book Ecofeminism as Politics: nature, Marx, and the postmodern (2017) and some 300 articles are available in multiple translations. In 2019, she co-edited Pluriverse: A Post-Development Dictionary with Ashish Kothari, Arturo Escobar, Federico Demaria and Alberto Acosta.
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Preface to the Trilogy Acknowledgements 1. Resisting Extinction: Youth join the dots 2. Global Synergies: Livelihoods or Lifestyles? 3. Terra Nullius: Consuming Lands and Bodies 4. Nuclear Risks: Voices for Life on Earth 5. Earth System Governance: Uncertainty Principle Revisited 6. The Gene Trade: Organized Irresponsibility 7. Buen Vivir: Ecomodernist or Andean? 8. Climate Science and Water: Coming to Our Senses 9. A Just Transition?: Women Are the Key 10. Food Sovereignty: Meeting Real Needs 11. Another Future Is Possible!: Holding Ground 12. Green New Deals: For Globalization Lite 13. The 2030 Agenda: Sustainable Development Goals 14. The Smart ReSet: A Biopolitical Turn 15. Digital Coloniality: Everyday Contradictions 16. Land Is Law/Lore: Another Ontology Notes Index
Preface to the Trilogy Acknowledgements 1. Resisting Extinction: Youth join the dots 2. Global Synergies: Livelihoods or Lifestyles? 3. Terra Nullius: Consuming Lands and Bodies 4. Nuclear Risks: Voices for Life on Earth 5. Earth System Governance: Uncertainty Principle Revisited 6. The Gene Trade: Organized Irresponsibility 7. Buen Vivir: Ecomodernist or Andean? 8. Climate Science and Water: Coming to Our Senses 9. A Just Transition?: Women Are the Key 10. Food Sovereignty: Meeting Real Needs 11. Another Future Is Possible!: Holding Ground 12. Green New Deals: For Globalization Lite 13. The 2030 Agenda: Sustainable Development Goals 14. The Smart ReSet: A Biopolitical Turn 15. Digital Coloniality: Everyday Contradictions 16. Land Is Law/Lore: Another Ontology Notes Index
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