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Select article: Production of nature and labour agency: How the subsumption of nature affects trade union action in the fishery and aquaculture sectors in Aysén,Chile

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Production of nature and labour agency: How the subsumption of nature affects trade union action in the fishery and aquaculture sectors in Aysén,Chile

Diego Velásquez, Jorge Ayala

Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space

Select article: ‘Grandpa Lives in Paradise Now’: Biological Precarity and the Global Economy of Debility

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First published 2015-11

‘Grandpa Lives in Paradise Now’: Biological Precarity and the Global Economy of Debility

Kateřina Kolářová

Feminist Review

Select article: Non-Renewable Resources: The Poetics and Politics of Vivan Sundaram’s Trash

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Non-Renewable Resources: The Poetics and Politics of Vivan Sundaram’s Trash

Tania Roy

Theory,Culture & Society

Select article: What Can Biotechnology Do?

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First published 2009-07

What Can Biotechnology Do?

Luciana Parisi

Theory,Culture & Society

Select article: The Enclave Society: Towards a Sociology of Immobility

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First published 2007-05

The Enclave Society: Towards a Sociology of Immobility

Bryan S. Turner

European Journal of Social Theory

Select article: Demographic futurity: How statistical assumption politics shape immigration policy rationales in Germany

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First published 2019-8

Demographic futurity: How statistical assumption politics shape immigration policy rationales in Germany

Susanne Schultz

Environment and Planning D: Society and Space

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