Climate and Debt

Fighting for debt cancellation and environmental justice in the Global South, the question is how we can wager our future on the legacies and claims of those who – then as now – have been plunged into existential hardship by the ecological-economic complex. In his contribution to the Berliner Gazette’s video talks series “After Extractivism,” economic anthropologist Julio Linares is looking for answers in Latin America.

Climate Proletariat

Jennifer Kamau · 16.10.202306.11.2023

Infrastructural Solidarity

Brett Neilson · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Converging Struggles

Lorenzo Feltrin · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Resisting Green Capital

Svjetlana Nedimović · 16.10.202303.04.2024

Catastrophe and Class

Florin Poenaru · 16.10.202307.02.2024

Working-Class Environmentalism

Francesca Gabbriellini · Paola Imperatore · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Sustainable Work

Dario Azzellini · 16.10.202316.10.2023

Against Eco-Apartheid

Harsha Walia · 21.06.202306.07.2023

Learning from Yugoslavia

Katarina Kušić · 25.10.202203.04.2024

Caring Ecologies

Manuela Zechner · 25.10.202206.07.2023

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