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024/05/2010
Upcoming Conference: ISS, The Hague, 2011

Nature™ Inc? Questioning the Market Panacea in Environmental Policy and Conservation International Conference 30 June – 2 July 2011 ISS, The Hague, The Netherlands CfP Nature Inc conference (30.42 kB) Nature is dead. Long live...
124/05/2010
A Brief Environmental History of Neoliberalism

Our working proposition is that capitalism does not act upon nature, so much as it has developed through nature-society relations. Historical capitalism, in other words, does not have an ecological regime. It is an...
024/05/2010
Working Papers

Please find here working papers from the conference “A Brief Environmental History of Neoliberalism,” held May 6-8, 2010, at Lund University, Sweden. As they are working papers, please do not cite...

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Rather than begin with the "ecological effects" of finance capital, industralisation, or the world market, we view finance, industry, and the world market as specific crystallizations of socio-ecological power, production and process.

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- Environment and Society: Advances in Research
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capitalism as world-ecology