Population, resources, and the ideology of science

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17. Equilibrium Theory and Interdisciplinary Borrowing
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19. The politics of contraception in South Africa
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20. The North As/and the Other: Ecology, Domination, Solidarity
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21. Commentary: Underestimating the Challenges of Avoiding a Ghastly Future
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23. Degrowth, American Style:No Impact Manand Bourgeois Primitivism
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27. Is Critical Human Geography Research Replicable?
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28. Proactive Planning and Interactive Management in Arid Frontier Development
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29. Taking the discourse seriously: Rational self-interest and resistance to mining in Kyrgyzstan
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30. School-based physical activity interventions: a discourse analysis
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31. Paper Works: Contested Resource Histories in Peru’s Huascarán National Park
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32. Geographical Knowledges and Neoliberal Tensions: Compulsory Land Purchase in the Context of Contemporary Urban Redevelopment
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33. The politics of urban renewal in Sydney’s residential apartment market
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35. Expanding Extractivisms: Extractivisms as Modes of Extraction Sustaining Imperial Modes of Living
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38. Reframing matter: Towards a material-discursive framework for Africa’s minerals
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39. Beginning to End Hunger: Food and the Environment in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, and Beyond
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42. Nature in Spiritual Traditions: Social and Cultural Implications for Environmental Change
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43. The matter of energy emerges: Bridging the divide between conflicting conceptions of energy resources
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44. Political Ecology/Economy
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45. The Rise of Voluntary Carbon Offset Standards: Self-Regulation, Legitimacy and Multi-Scalar Governance
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48. Sustainability and the ‘Struggle for Existence’: The Critical Role of Metaphor in Society's Metabolism
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50. The Urbanization of Capital and the Production of Capitalist Natures
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51. Towards a Genealogy of Critical Physical Geography
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52. Marx, Malthus, and the Organic Composition of Capital
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53. Manufacturing consensus:(Geo)political knowledge and policy‐based lending
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54. Security and Solidarity: An Anti‐Reductionist Analysis of Environmental Policy
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55. The Production of Nature
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56. Ecos de Marx y Malthus : el camino rocoso desde el control de la población hacia los derechos reproductivos
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57. Nature, Sociology, and Social Justice
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58. Who’s afraid of Charles Darwin?
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59. The Poverty of Philosophy in Archaeology
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60. Natural Resources
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61. Making critical raw materials from a multi-scalar perspective: The case of lithium in the European Union
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62. Engaging The PubliC Imagination: Geographers in the Op–ed Pages*
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63. Le geografie e l'approccio sociale alla natura
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64. Physical Geography and the Geographic Thought Course
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65. Properties of Nature, Properties of Culture
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66. “But the Young Men Don’t Want to Farm Any More”
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67. Epistemology and Conceptions of People and Nature in Geography
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68. EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION SPECIAL ISSUE ON NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT
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69. Die Politik des Kinderkriegens
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70. Conservation and conviviality in the American West
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71. Infiltrating the Academy through (Anarcha-)Ecofeminist Pedagogies
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72. Contradictions of community: capitalist relations in highland Peru
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73. India's Energy Security: Challenges and Opportunities
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74. MARX, MALTHUS, AND THE CONCEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCE SCARCITY
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75. Development, Environment, and Health in Crisis
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76. The Return of Malthus
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77. Making and unmaking gold as a resource. Resistant socionatures in Maidan, Kyrgyzstan
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78. Two Cultures, Multiple Theoretical Perspectives: The Problem of Integration of Natural and Social Sciences in Earth System Research
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79. The Other Green Revolution: Land Epistemologies and the Mexican Revolutionary State
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80. An Exploration of Scarcity in Historical Perspective
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81. Ecopolitics through Ethnography
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82. Engaging with the non-human turn: A response to Büscher
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83. Ten Pages that Changed the World: Deconstructing Ricardo ∗
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84. Review Essay : Industrial Organization and Socialist Development in China
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85. LEFT-WING LIBERTARIANISM, AN ACADEMIC DISORDER: A RESPONSE TO DAVID SIBLEY
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86. Environmental Anthropology
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87. Mapping Complex Social‐Natural Relationships: Cases from Mexico and Africa
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88. From Lifeblood to Addiction: Oil, Space, and the Wage Relation in Petro-Capitalist USA 1
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89. Assessing the Effects of the Grundrisse in Anglophone Geography and Anthropology
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90. Political Ecology and Social Movements with Reference to Kudremukh Environment Movement
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91. Dreaming dialectically: The death and life of the Mexico City charter for the right to the city
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92. Equity, efficiency, and identity: Grounding the debate over population and sustainability
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93. Determinism, idealism and the politics of environmentalism—a view point
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94. Hidden philosophies: How geographic thought has been limited by its theoretical models
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95. Population and Natural Resources
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96. Radical Geography
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97. Political Ecology
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98. Nature
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99. Regulating Improvement: Industrial Water Pollution, White Settler Authority, and Capitalist Reproduction in the St. Clair–Detroit River Corridor, 1945–1972
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