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2023-10-11David HarveyCastree, N; Charnock, G; Christophers, B
2022-10-11IntroductionCastree, N; Charnock, G; Christophers, B
2022-09-30The anthropocene: Representations of change on 'The Human Planet'Castree, N
2022-08-08The AnthropoceneCastree, N
2022-06-01The politics and science of climate change – revisiting Demeritt (2001)Castree, N
2022-03-24Navigating together without a map: Metaphors for making Geography’s futureCastree, N
2022-02-03Remembering Clive Barnett (1968-2021)Castree, N
2022-01-01The Anthropocene and the geography of everything: can we learn how to think and act well in the ‘age of humans’?Castree, N
2021-11-08Marxism and the logics of dis/integrationCastree, N
2021-11-01Making the Environmental Humanities Consequential in “The Age of Consequences”Castree, N
2021-10-02The Imperial Mode of Living: Everyday Life and the Ecological Crisis of CapitalismCastree, N
2021-09-09Reconstituting Geography for the 21st centuryCastree, N; Leszczynski, A; Stallins, JA; Schwanen, T; Patel, Z
2021-09-01Framing “nature-based” solutions to climate changeOsaka, S; Bellamy, R; Castree, N
2021-06-30The climate of history in a planetary ageCastree, N
2021-03-25Environmental HumanitiesCastree, N
2021-03-15Framing, deframing and reframing the AnthropoceneCastree, N
2021David Harvey's Marxism: making time for spaceCastree, N; Callinicos, A; Kouvelakis, S; Pradella, L
2020-09-24Global environmental assessmentCastree, N; Richardson, D; Castree, N; Kobayaship, A; Goodchild, M; Liu, W; Marston, R; Kwan, M-P
2020-06-01Boundless contamination and progress in GeographyCastree, N; Amoore, L; Hughes, A; Laurie, N; Manley, D; Parnell, S
2020-01-01Speaking for the Earth and Humans in "the Age of Consequences"Castree, N
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