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New Publication: Land to the tiller? Agroecology and the blueprint of dispossession and resistance at the agricultural frontier in Argentina
Agroecology has often been touted as one of the alternatives to an inherently unsustainable agricultural industry dominated by monocultures and pesticides.
Publication: Bootstrapping sovereignty: the placeholder dynamics of contested states from identity documents to international courts
These placeholder dynamics help explain how attributions of sovereignty simultaneously challenge, mimic, and rearticulate the statist international (dis)order.
CALL FOR PAPERS: Autonomous Social Sciences and Alternative Development in Times of Multiple Crises
The International Conference and Writing Workshop
Bogor-lndonesia, 21-23 May 2026
New Publication: Capturing perspectives in Jaffna following Cyclone Ditwah
Cyclone Ditwah has tested the NPP’s crisis governance even as the party retains considerable support in Jaffna.
New Publication: Pourquoi la paix ne vient pas en RDC ?
Lignes rouges vitales, négociations bloquées et voies de sortie radicales
New Publication: Contested citizenship in the liminal spaces of a divided Cyprus
This article combines the critical citizenship literature with geographical conceptions of spatial politics to analyse contentions in Cyprus.
New Publication: Smuggling Nostalgia: Reminiscing on the (Demise of the) Cattle Trade in the Borderlands of Bangladesh
A studeny on cross-border cattle smuggling between India and Bangladesh
PODCAST: Le dérèglement du climat a-t-il un genre ?
Demain n’attend pas - Épisode 2
Le dérèglement du climat a-t-il un genre ?
Comment les inégalités de genre s’invitent au cœur du dérèglement climatique
Des impacts du dérèglement du climat aux solutions portées par les femmes, cet épisode de « Demain n’attend pas » explore comment le climat reflète – et amplifie – les inégalités de genre
Opinion Piece: The geography of a storm
Hurricane Melissa made clear what COP30 obscures: the climate crisis still follows the lines of empire.
New Publication: Legalizing Oneself: Citizenship, Waiting, and Fake Fakeness in Northern Cyprus
This article contributes to the anthropological scholarship on citizenship and unrecognized states by analyzing how people grapple with the convoluted legal landscape of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).