Pluriversal politics in the Anthropocene, available online at: https://nordia.journal.fi/issue/view/51-2

Dear all (apologies for cross-posting), We have been coordinating for the last year the 2021 NGP theme issue titled Re-worlding: Pluriversal politics in the Anthropocene, available online at: https://nordia.journal.fi/issue/view/51-2 The publication is free and has no paywall, so please feel free to read, share and circulate among your contacts. Theme issue includes Research articles by: Tim May – Friends of the Lake? Ontological Ambiguities and the Megacolector Conflict António Carvalho & Mariana Riquito – Listening-with the subaltern: Anthropocene, Pluriverse and more-than-human agency Marina Wertheimer – Environmental conflicts and cultural misunderstandings in a Buenos Aires wetland settlement Review articles Erandi Maldonado-Villalpando & Jaime Paneque-Gálvez – Grassroots innovation in alternatives to development: a review Discussions and interventions Arturo Escobar, Carlos Tornel & Aapo Lunden – On design, development and the axes of pluriversal politics: An interview with Arturo Escobar Jason W. Moore – Anthropocene, Capitalocene & the Flight from World History: Dialectical Universalism & the Geographies of Class Power in the Capitalist World-Ecology, 1492-2022 Federico Luisetti – Pluriversalism and the Ecological Regime of Accumulation Japhy Wilson – The Insurgent Universal: Between Eurocentric Universalism and the Pluriverse Carlos Tornel – Seeking common ground: On possible dialogues between Marxisms and Political Ontology We do hope that you find this issue interesting and engaging. With many thanks and best wishes, Aapo Lunden and Carlos Tornel NGP 2021 Guest Editors Theme Issue: Re-worlding: Pluriversal politics in the Anthropocene. https://nordia.journal.fi/ ************** This is an official listserv of the Anthropology & Environment Society of the American Anthropological Association. It is restricted to posting announcements and news items related to ecological and environmental anthropology only. Responses to or comments on announcements and news are not allowed. For open discussion on topics related to ecological and environmental anthropology, please subscribe to our discussion list: EANTHDISCUSS-L@lists.ufl.edu To unsubscribe from this listserv, send an email to listserv@listserv.uga.edu with SIGNOFF EANTH-L in the body of the message. For more information visit our website at http://www.eanth.org