An Uncommon Land
Catherine KnightExploring enclosure, colonisation and denaturing through an ancestral past, towards the possibilities of a re-commoned future.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Market fundamentalism, biospheric blindness and homegrown peas
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‘The government is like a household’
One of the expert briefings I am really looking forward to at the upcoming Reality of Everything Symposium is entitled ‘Unleashing public finance’. In it, leading economist Dr Ganesh Ahirao and doctoral researcher Morgan Edwards will tell u...
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Catherine is an award-winning writer, environmental historian and a policy practitioner living on the Kapiti Coast. Author of several books including 'Beyond Manapouri: 50 years of environmental politics in New Zealand' (Canterbury University Press).
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