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After Extractivism

The BG launches its annual text series 2022 at a critical juncture: Economic and ecological crises are increasingly devastatingly intertwined and fuel each other – an ecological-economic complex (or rather: vicious circle) that produces pandemics, extreme weather events, the slow violence of climate catastrophe, and outright wars. The guiding questions are: How can we wager our future on the legacies and claims of those who – yesterday as today – have been plunged into existential hardship by the ecological-economic complex? And how can we make such struggles a source of inspiration for a common cause?

  1. Proto-Immersive States: Impacts of Tourism on the Adriatic Seas and Coasts

    Robertina Šebjanič · Manca Bajec · 09.12.202225.06.2025

  2. Cosmovisions: Indigenous Community Worldviews Inspiring Alternatives to Extractivism

    Shrishtee Bajpai · 01.12.202208.07.2023

  3. Eco-Struggles in Serbia: “We Don’t Need a Green Transition, We Are Already Green.”

    Mihajlo Vujasin · 28.11.202215.12.2024

  4. From Potemkin Village to Potemkin Empire: The Specters of Extractivism in the Donbas

    Elena Batunova · 24.11.202212.03.2025

  5. Emergent Ecological Movements: Fighting Privatization of Water Resources in Slovenia

    Karla Tepež · Gal Kirn · 18.11.202203.04.2024

  6. Oil Curse: Russia’s Petroimperialism and the (In)Human Geographies of War

    Oxana Timofeeva · 01.11.202212.03.2025

  7. Poisoned by Peace: Environmental Violence as a Weapon in Wars of Capital

    Damir Arsenijević · 31.10.202203.04.2024

  8. Mobility and Extractivism: Disrupting the Logistical Ecosystem of Capitalism

    Lela Rekhviashvili · Tim Leibert · Wladimir Sgibnev · 28.10.202212.03.2025

  9. Learning from Yugoslavia

    Katarina Kušić · 25.10.202205.09.2024 · Video

  10. Climate and Debt

    Julio Linares · 25.10.202212.03.2025 · Video

  11. Caring Ecologies

    Manuela Zechner · 25.10.202206.07.2023 · Video

  12. Energy Periphery Revolts

    Andrea Vetter · 25.10.202206.07.2023 · Video

  13. 1989 | 2147

    Stefan Tiron · 25.10.202212.03.2025 · Video

  14. Gulf Futurism

    Özgün Eylül İşcen · 25.10.202206.07.2023 · Video

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  1. Pluriverse of Peace · 2025

    How Can We Connect Anti-War and Eco-Struggles? · BG Conference · Videos, Projects, Audios, and More

  2. Kin City · 2024

    Festival on Urban Ecologies, Infrastructures of Life, and Internationalist Struggles · October 17-19 · ZK/U – Center for Art and Urbanistics

  3. Allied Grounds · 2023

    Toolbox for Rethinking Labor Struggles as Environmental Struggles (and vice versa) · Texts, Video Talks, Projects, and Audios

  4. After Extractivism · 2022

    How Can We Build Common Futures in the Toxic Spaces of the Ecological-Economic Complex? · Video Talks, Projects, Texts, Audios, and More

  5. Black Box East · 2021

    Toolbox for the Analysis of Post-“Communist” Societies as Laboratories of Capitalist Globalization · Videos, Projects, Texts, and Artworks

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