THE ANTHROPOCENE AND IMPERIAL ECOCIDE:: PROSPECTS FOR JUST TRANSITIONS

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  2018

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• Publication date

  2018-02-28

• Fields of study

  Political Science, Environmental Science, History

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  DOI 10.18772/22018020541.8
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