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ISSN 2053-9665 · University of Warwick · 365 artikel di indeks
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A Political Ecology of ‘Adaptation’
The current global climate crisis, a result of the Anthropocene, has forced the global community to reconsider current notions of adaptation, vulnerability and resilience. This has especially been true for smallholder local and Indigenous farmers, who on the one hand have proven to be excellent at…
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An Applied History of Indigenous Deer Hunting
In the context of global environmental change and increasing calls for sustainability, history can provide critical lessons on how to initiate a transition towards a more equitable, sustainable, and environmental-friendly future. This research seeks to uncover such lessons through a case study that…
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Twenty Open Questions to Prompt and Perpetuate Sustainability Culture
In this Critical Reflection, twenty open questions relating to sustainability are presented and discussed. It is suggested that asking, answering, and then acting upon the answers to these questions is essential to both prompt and perpetuate Sustainability Culture. The process is undertaken with no…
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Unsettling the Chemical Gaze
This article advances a reformulation of Hannah Landecker’s concept of the ‘chemical gaze’ through artistic research. Instead of framing matter as a site of extraction and profit, the chemical gaze is reimagined as affective, uncertain, and embodied, attentive to uneven toxic relations in…
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Soil Carbon Projects
The Australian 2021 Soil Carbon Method (2021 Method) enables drawdown of atmospheric CO2 to soil. The 2021 Method creates a basis for project development and a market for trade in soil carbon Australian Carbon Credit Units. Standardised measurement, innovation in farm management, and monetary…
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Agricultural Development Means for Food Security and Sustainability in Palau
Agriculture in Palau plays a vital role beyond food production, supporting both social and ecological resilience in the face of climate change and global economic pressures. This paper highlights key challenges to achieving food security and suggests pathways forward. We recommend: (1) promoting…
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Caring Earth, Caring People, Shared Present
The article reflects on how permaculture offers a framework for signifying sustainability on a daily basis, focusing on practices and projects carried out by permaculturists in Sardinia. Three ethics of permaculture—earth care, people care, and fair share—emerge as pivotal in driving actions and…
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The Royal We and the Good Life
This Critical Reflection problematizes the notion of a collective ‘we’ who cannot seem to achieve sustainability. The fiction of this notion creates a split in that we, between the simultaneous existence of a ‘comfortable we’ and an unmarked collective of that same ‘we’ which makes their comfort…
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Introduction
In this Introduction to Exchanges’ special issue on Sustainability Culture, I argue that the concept of culture plays a crucial role in understanding the sustainability crisis. I propose that the concept of Sustainability Culture that originally developed in organisational studies may be expanded…
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Re-imagining the Anthropocene by Examining Sustainability Culture Through the Lens of Paradox
In this Critical Reflection I seek to re-imagine the Anthropocene and its ecological crisis though a change of basic narrative from logic to paradox. Based on the proposition that the concept of culture plays a crucial role in understanding the sustainability crisis, I propose that the…
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Because We're Wild Animals?
In this editorial for Volume 13, issue one, Exchanges' new editor-in-chief introduces herself and outlines the content of this special issue on Sustainability Culture, the first issue she has published at the helm of the journal. The editorial provides a brief overview of the topic as well as a…
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Veneno (2020) and the Trans Bio-epic
Veneno (Atresmedia, 2020) chronicles the life of Cristina Ortiz, a transgender woman who suddenly became a public phenomenon in 1990s Spain. The series explores queer memory, narrativizing both her story and the young journalist and writer Valeria Vegas’ process of writing her biography. Veneno…
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Exploring the Sociolinguistic Dynamics of Naming Motivations among Telugu Catholics
This study focuses on exploring the motivations behind given names among the Telugu Catholics. By distributing survey questionnaires, data were collected on participants' motivations, aiming to generate qualitative insights. A total of 173 Telugu Catholics participated in this study on naming…
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Losing out in Land-Based Greenhouse Gas Removal
Biochar is an emergent technology that is currently being investigated for its greenhouse gas removal potential at scale. This provides an ideal opportunity to investigate the potential injustices that may arise with biochar production and deployment so that these can be addressed. We draw from…
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The Pillars of Privilege
This article explores the enduring influence of colonial power structures in higher education through the development and application of the Pillars of Privilege framework. Grounded in decolonial theory and intersectional analysis, the framework identifies capitalism, patriarchy, racism, and…
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Dwelling in Transition
This article explores the convergence of academic research and personal history through an autoethnographic account of conducting a PhD on internal migration and masculinity in India, while simultaneously navigating transnational academic migration as an Indian scholar based in the United Kingdom…
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Autoethnography
Understood as a form of reflexivity, autoethnography (AE) is a conscious practice of self-reflective evaluation within research. In this Critical Reflection, beekeepers, honeybees and myself (a novice PhD researcher and fellow beekeeper) intermingle in the exploration of various existential…
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Editorial, Volume 13, Issue 2
In this editorial for Volume 13, issue two, Exchanges' editor-in-chief provides information on the upcoming switch in editorial direction to an exclusively themed-issue model, including a rationale for the change and a general timeline for the phasing out of regular issues and unsolicited…
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Embedding Inclusive Cultural Change Through Community Voice
This Critical Reflection explores how University College London’s (UCL’s) Research Culture Community Steering Group (CSG) integrates the individual voices and lived experiences of the research community and encourages researchers’ direct participation in governance as a way to foster a sense of…
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Researching Research Culture
Developing and sustaining a thriving research culture for the long term is vital not only for researchers, but also for our ability to address global challenges. Yet several high-profile reports have highlighted concerns. Whilst sector organisations and universities alike have begun to address…