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Minerals on Stage: Twenty-First-Century Western Theatre and Extractivism
This dissertation examines how twenty-first-century Western theatre represents and responds to extractivism—a process that renders both humans and land expendable.
Yalgin, Ali
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Green criminology has been advancing a focus on environmental crimes and harms. Extending this inquiry into avoidable and avertable environmental harms is a key function of both green criminology and zemiology.
Kotsakis, Andreas, Boukli, Avi
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Resisting green extractivism: the case of lithium mining in Serbia
This thesis examines the forms of resistance which have emerged in response to planned lithium mining projects in Serbia. Lithium is a metallic element crucial for electric vehicles and other low carbon technologies, and it is widely understood as necessary for the so-called ‘green’ transition.
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EMERALD EXTRACTIVISM: BORDERS, ENERGY, AND DATA INFRASTRUCTURES IN IRELAND
, 2023 In November 2020, a video surfaced on Twitter showing the earth moving underneath the feet of a local hillwalker. The video documented a massive peat landslide at the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, caused by the construction of the Meenbog ...
Brodie, Patrick
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Seeing Lithium Extraction : Countering the Myth of ‘Green’ Transition through Contemporary Art
, 2023 This thesis examines the intersection between lithium extraction and contemporary art through a visual semiotic analysis of three contemporary artworks: Unknown Fields’ We Power Our Future With the Breast Milk of Volcanoes, Marcela Magno’s Land [2] Litio,
McCarthy, Victoria
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Extractivism, Value and Waste : Organizational Mining of e-Waste in the United Kingdom [PDF]
, 2018 In this paper we critically evaluate the mining and extraction of e-waste – electronic waste – and the relationship with the emerging cleaner and greener economy. Drawing on ethnographic data, gathered from an e-waste management organization – e-WasteOrg,
Brigham, Martin Patrick +1 more
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Extractive Reserves: Building Natural Assets in the Brazilian Amazon [PDF]
In the Amazon rainforest, Brazil's rubber tappers were the first social group to challenge the predatory development model that is threatening ecological disaster there.
Anthony Hall
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Common ground, extracted ground : deliberating the green transition
Defence date: 26 November 2025Examining Board: Prof. Dr. Patrizia Nanz (European University Institute); Prof. Dr. Graham Smith (University of Westminster); Prof. Dr. Nicole Curato (University of Birmingham); Prof. Dr.
MORAN TOBAR, Maria Azucena
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This is a case study of the Fosen windpower conflict, from the theoretical perspectives of green extractivism and ontological conflict. The Fosen conflict is a conflict where wind energy was planned and built in the Southern Saami reindeer herding areas,
Vanhanen, Sara Oona Elina
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The Amazon Region (AR), with its vast biodiversity and rich natural resources, presents a unique opportunity for the development of sustainable polymer composites (PCs) reinforced with residues from both timber and agro-extractivism industries.
Valdir Florencio Veiga-Junior +4 more
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