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Biophilic Cities

My good colleague John Hadidian (Senior Scientist, HSUS) recently spoke about living with urban wildlife at the Biophilic Cities Project. Keynote speakers alongside John were Jennifer Wolch (Geography, Berkeley) and Stephen Kellert (Environmental Studies, Yale). Biophilic urbanism is a new … Continue reading

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On Point — Big Thinkers On Syria: Morality And Strategy

There was a fascinating discussion a few days back on WBUR’s On Point with Tom Asbrook about the ethics of a military intervention in Syria. Guests were Michael Walzer of Just and Unjust Wars and Steven Walt of Taming American … Continue reading

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Naturalizing Social Contracts: Environmentalism, Extraction and Non-Human Subjects in the Andes and Amazon

Thursday, 30 May 2013 @ 10:30 – 12:15 Latin American Studies Organization Washington Marriott Wardman Park 2660 Woodley Road NW Washington, DC, 20008 A paper session and panel discussion for the Latin American Studies Associations International Congress (LASA 2013). The … Continue reading

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Ethical Hunting?

Last week WBURs On Point broadcast a show entitled Ethical Hunting. The host, Tom Ashbrook, spent the majority of his time interviewing Lily Raff McCaulo and Steven Rinella. McCaulo recently published a book, Call of the Mild: Learning to Hunt … Continue reading

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