Format:
1 Online-Ressource (328 pages)
ISBN:
9781743821688
Content:
Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Fireground -- Part 1. The Motive Power of Fire -- The Road to Wattle -- The Oldest Book in the World -- Coins of the Anthropocene -- The Systems Game -- Cradle -- Abundance -- Show us the Money -- Hadean Dance -- In the Shape of a City -- Consumer -- Tumble and Run -- Get a Job -- Symbiogenesis -- 39 - 33 -- Election Night -- Small Solidarities -- Above the City -- Part 2. New Silk Roads -- Beqaa -- Wellfields -- Oyu Tolgoi -- Jharkhand -- Dulsunum -- Shit Glitter -- Samarco Criminosa -- Unnecessariat -- Tooth and Claw -- Captured States -- Part 3. Continuities -- The Map is not the Territory -- The Wall -- Thieves in the Lifeboats -- Trapped at the Intersection -- Bloom -- Memory Holds -- Anglerfish -- Thinking like a State -- Stumbling Stones -- Body Politic -- Unmooring -- Crash Habit -- If a Tree Falls -- Bomb -- Part 4. Power Laws and Dragon Kings -- Runaway -- Emergency -- Intolerable Dissent -- Death / Rebirth -- Friday night in Nagatacho -- Sand Pile -- Dragon Kings -- Strike Wave -- Point of Balance -- Campfire -- After Chicxulub -- Small Worlds -- Interlocked -- Repression Paradox -- Naming the Monsters -- Part 5. Full Circle -- The Lyrebirds -- Miocene Summer -- Panarchy -- Recurrence -- Hazard Reduction Burn -- Do not pass go -- New Maps -- Attack Surface -- Burn the Money -- In Union -- Sovereign Risk -- Lacuna -- Family Tree -- Morning in Rabaul -- Unfurl -- Humble Trash -- Requiem for the Holocene -- Archipelago -- Find the Others -- Acknowledgements -- Notes -- Index -- About the Author -- Back Cover.
Content:
It's getting late. We have to get moving. A scorched eucalyptus leaf twirls out of a clear sky, a premonition that begins a journey into a world on the edge. In Full Circle, Scott Ludlam draws on his unique experience as senator and activist. Travelling the world, he discovers an emerging post-capitalist economics, and investigates everything from systems theory to community activism. Above all, he looks for what works- the falling grain of sand that sets off the avalanche of environmental and democratic change. This is a book about hidden connections and fresh possibilities, and what happens when we invite natural systems back into the urban world. Bringing together a wealth of new ideas, Full Circle outlines a new ecological politics. It is a visionary book for our wild times
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Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781760640835
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe ISBN 9781760640835
Language:
English
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