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Latour, Bruno
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Milstein, Denise
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Marrero Guillamón, Isaac
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Rodríguez Giralt, Israel
Latour, B., Milstein, D., Marrero Guillamón, I. & Rodríguez Giralt, I. (2018). Down to earth social movements: an interview with Bruno Latour. Social Movement Studies, 17(3), 353-361. doi: 10.1080/14742837.2018.14592981474-283710.1080/14742837.2018.1459298
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Taking his most recent publications on ways to engage with the planet as a point of departure, this conversation with Bruno Latour considers some of the political and conceptual challenges associated with what he calls the New Climate Regime. Latour discusses the need for breaking with the modernist framework that set the stage for the environmental crisis in the first place, and which has also hindered the capacity of social movements to affect the situation. Latour argues that only a new body politic (inclusive of non-humans) and a new geosocial politics (attuned to Gaia) will open up the possibility for sustaining life on our severely damaged planet.
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Bruno Latour
Actor-network theory
Social movements
Environment
Down to earth social movements: an interview with Bruno Latour
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