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We Are Nature Defending Itself: Entangling Art, Activism and Autonomous Zones
We Are Nature Defending Itself: Entangling Art, Activism and Autonomous Zones
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We Are Nature Defending Itself: Entangling Art, Activism and Autonomous Zones
We Are Nature Defending Itself: Entangling Art, Activism and Autonomous Zones
In this e-flux podcast episode, Isabelle Fremeaux and Jay Jordan discuss their book We Are “Nature” Defending Itself, exploring the intersection of art, activism, and autonomous zones, and reflecting on their experiences with the ZAD (Zone à Défendre) movement in France - a self-organized, autonomous protest camp in where activists resist major infrastructure projects and experiment with alternative ways of living.
In this e-flux podcast episode, Isabelle Fremeaux and Jay Jordan discuss their book We Are “Nature” Defending Itself, exploring the intersection of art, activism, and autonomous zones, and reflecting on their experiences with the ZAD (Zone à Défendre) movement in France - a self-organized, autonomous protest camp in where activists resist major infrastructure projects and experiment with alternative ways of living.
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The Prison Industrial Complex Goes Beyond Cops and Jails. It's All Around Us
The Prison Industrial Complex Goes Beyond Cops and Jails. It's All Around Us
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The Prison Industrial Complex Goes Beyond Cops and Jails. It's All Around Us
The Prison Industrial Complex Goes Beyond Cops and Jails. It's All Around Us
In this interview, Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Brenna Bhandar and Alberto Toscano argue that the prison-industrial complex is a structural manifestation of racial capitalism, extending beyond prisons and policing into various societal institutions. They highlight how mechanisms like organized abandonment and the role of "petty sovereigns" perpetuate systemic control and racial hierarchies, emphasizing that true abolition requires dismantling these interconnected structures.
In this interview, Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Brenna Bhandar and Alberto Toscano argue that the prison-industrial complex is a structural manifestation of racial capitalism, extending beyond prisons and policing into various societal institutions. They highlight how mechanisms like organized abandonment and the role of "petty sovereigns" perpetuate systemic control and racial hierarchies, emphasizing that true abolition requires dismantling these interconnected structures.
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Gas Industrial Complex: Vast Profits, Imperial Roots and Ecological Destruction
Gas Industrial Complex: Vast Profits, Imperial Roots and Ecological Destruction
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Gas Industrial Complex: Vast Profits, Imperial Roots and Ecological Destruction
Gas Industrial Complex: Vast Profits, Imperial Roots and Ecological Destruction
The SOAS blog article, "Gas Industrial Complex: Vast Profits, Imperial Roots and Ecological Destruction," examines the Gas Industrial Complex (GIC) as a framework highlighting the intertwined interests of fossil fuel corporations and European political entities. It underscores how colonial legacies, particularly in Algeria, continue to shape energy policies and infrastructure, leading to environmental degradation and social injustices.
The SOAS blog article, "Gas Industrial Complex: Vast Profits, Imperial Roots and Ecological Destruction," examines the Gas Industrial Complex (GIC) as a framework highlighting the intertwined interests of fossil fuel corporations and European political entities. It underscores how colonial legacies, particularly in Algeria, continue to shape energy policies and infrastructure, leading to environmental degradation and social injustices.
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Infrastructure for the End of the World w/ Laleh Khalili
Infrastructure for the End of the World w/ Laleh Khalili
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Infrastructure for the End of the World w/ Laleh Khalili
Infrastructure for the End of the World w/ Laleh Khalili
In this episode of Novara FM, host Eleanor Penny interviews academic Laleh Khalili to explore how infrastructure—such as pipelines, dams, and data networks—shapes global politics and ecological futures. Drawing from Khalili's work, including her article "Apocalyptic Infrastructures," the discussion delves into the political nature of infrastructure and its role in perpetuating imperial legacies and environmental degradation. The conversation urges a reimagining of infrastructure to foster more e
In this episode of Novara FM, host Eleanor Penny interviews academic Laleh Khalili to explore how infrastructure—such as pipelines, dams, and data networks—shapes global politics and ecological futures. Drawing from Khalili's work, including her article "Apocalyptic Infrastructures," the discussion delves into the political nature of infrastructure and its role in perpetuating imperial legacies and environmental degradation. The conversation urges a reimagining of infrastructure to foster more e
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EU Clean Industrial Deal in action
EU Clean Industrial Deal in action
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EU Clean Industrial Deal in action
EU Clean Industrial Deal in action
Oil and gas producers, and other polluting companies, would like us to believe that hydrogen is our sustainable energy future. But behind closed doors they have been lobbying to skew emission accounting models, so as to label dirty hydrogen made from fossil gas as 'clean'. With the rules on this expected to be published soon, Corporate Europe Observatory exposes polluters’ latest greenwashing scam to extend our fossil fuel dependency for decades.
Oil and gas producers, and other polluting companies, would like us to believe that hydrogen is our sustainable energy future. But behind closed doors they have been lobbying to skew emission accounting models, so as to label dirty hydrogen made from fossil gas as 'clean'. With the rules on this expected to be published soon, Corporate Europe Observatory exposes polluters’ latest greenwashing scam to extend our fossil fuel dependency for decades.
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Incarceration, militarisation and gas: the case of Gaza (Rotterdam Workshop 2)
Incarceration, militarisation and gas: the case of Gaza (Rotterdam Workshop 2)
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Incarceration, militarisation and gas: the case of Gaza (Rotterdam Workshop 2)
Incarceration, militarisation and gas: the case of Gaza (Rotterdam Workshop 2)
This second part of our workshop series dives into imperialism, resource extraction and genocide intertwine in the case of Palestine.
This second part of our workshop series dives into imperialism, resource extraction and genocide intertwine in the case of Palestine.
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