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Is the pandemic causing an exodus from big cities?

Is the pandemic causing an exodus from big cities? Thomas Homer-Dixon, the Canadian student of complex systems and author of The Upside of Down, wrote in his 2006 book that “September 11 and Katrina won’t be the last time we walk out of our cities.” Today, many big-city dwellers appear to be seeking refuge in less […]

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Going beyond the “ecological turn” in the humanities

Going beyond the “ecological turn” in the humanities Talk about the Anthropocene often has a tendency to rely on apolitical and colonialist assumptions. But the turn to ecology in the humanities will require acknowledging—and, more importantly, supporting—those peoples who have never turned their back on ‘ecology’ in the first place. Photo by Aaron Vasintjan. There’s […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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