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  • Research in the Anthropocene
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    • Principles of Transversality in Globalization and Education
    • Environmental Education and Philosophy in the Anthropocene
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  • Midnight in the Anthropocene
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    • Black Sun: The singularity at the heart of the Anthropocene
    • Fukushima: The geo-trauma of a futural wave
    • “We The Resilient”: Colonizing Indigeneity in the Era of Trump
    • From OOO to P(OO)
    • Education for ecological democracy
    • Sustainability as ecological potential: Environment, sociology and the posthuman
  • Posts II
    • Escaping the Anthropocene
    • Envenoment, an excavation: Towards a feminism-without-example in ten parts
    • Education in the Anthropocene: Futures Beyond Schooling
    • We Need an Ecological Civilization Before It’s Too Late
    • Two extracts from Green Earth
    • Creating Learning Cultures in Village Sri Lanka
  • Posts III
    • The Anthropocene: A different learning landscape for a different world
    • For a World beyond Pigs and Dogs: Transversal Utopias— Guattari, Le Guin, Bookchin
    • Reflections on Animacy in the Anthropocene
    • Learning to Think Like a Planet
    • XR (Extinction Rebellion) is going viral…
    • Extinction Rebellion
  • Posts IV
    • Anthropocene and Negative Anthropology
    • WELCOME TO THE IDIOCENE
    • Rethinking the Anthropocene as Carnivalocene
    • Politicizing the Anthropo(Obs)cene
    • The Revolutionary Disaster /-/ The Disaster of the Revolution…
    • Democracy and environment: from ‘yellow vests’ to ‘extinction rebellion’
  • Posts V
    • Thinking Anthropocenically
    • For a critical theory of the Anthropocene
    • ‘a grandiose time of coexistence’: Stratigraphy of the Anthropocene
    • Humans: the species that changed the world
    • Towards a Cosmopolitics for the Anthropocene
    • Confronting the Scope and Complexity of the Cybersphere: A Transdisciplinary View
  • Posts VI
    • The next ten years… — The Anthropocene Dashboard
    • Climate, Karma, Compassion
    • The suburbs are the spiritual home of overconsumption. But they also hold the key to a better future
    • A TENDER HEX FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE
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Clearly, the challenges that the Institute faces are multifarious, complex and deep set. This is why the combined thought resources and collaborative impact that the IIRA are able to bring to bear on the problematics of the Anthropocene are of paramount importance to the viability of the Institute. Research innovation is essential to ensure that the directionality of the Institute does not become anchored in one mode to address the Anthropocene, whether it is from a solely human, limited national horizon, or any perspective that does not take into account the global impacts of the Anthropocene. SUPPORT THE INSTITUTE

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  • A TENDER HEX FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE
  • The suburbs are the spiritual home of overconsumption. But they also hold the key to a better future
  • Climate, Karma, Compassion
  • The next ten years… — The Anthropocene Dashboard
  • Towards a Cosmopolitics for the Anthropocene
  • Humans: the species that changed the world
  • ‘a grandiose time of coexistence’: Stratigraphy of the Anthropocene
  • Confronting the Scope and Complexity of the Cybersphere: A Transdisciplinary View
  • For a critical theory of the Anthropocene
  • Thinking Anthropocenically

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