Recent studies show it wasn’t the climate that did them in.
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The author on writing his new book Meet the Neighbors: Animal Minds and Life in a More-Than-Human World.
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On the trail of a new understanding of invasive species.
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Reflections on my new book titled IPE and the Problem of History: Adam Smith to Robert Cox that was presented recently in Australia - it is part disciplinary and part intellectual history, and its angle of encounter is to consider how IPE as a field of study, as a social science if you will, has engaged with and used the idea of history as part of its scholarly enterprise.
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Since we can’t travel to the stars, this philosophical trickster brings them to us.
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With their astounding sense of smell, dogs are helping to sniff out ecological trouble.
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Pathogens are surging and new diseases are emerging.
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A superhero plant that could thrive on the Red Planet.
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Climate change and rocket exhaust are seeding a light show in the northern skies.
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My new book Dependency and Crisis in Brazil and Argentina analyses three decades of development discourses in both countries, mapping the political impasse generated by the impoverished political economy debate between neoliberals and neodevelopmentalists.
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