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Episode #193 ... The main export of the western world is trash. - Anarchism pt. 2 (Bookchin, Social Ecology) (Patreon)

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First off: thank you to everyone who asked questions after last episode. So many intelligent questions. Definitely helped direct the series. 


Look forward to hearing your thoughts on this one.


Thank you for everything you all do to help keep the podcast going! Hope you love the episode today. 


Stephen

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Samuel

Thanks Stephen, very interesting! I hadn't heard of Bookchin and I never felt myself even remotely interested in Anarchism. Turns out I was just a bit igorant :P. The relational ethics, ontology, and (I assume) epistemology that seems to sit beneath social ecologists is very well aligned with (the similarly named) social-ecological systems research, which in turn, is part of a broader 'relational turn' that's happening across sustainability science. I recently wrote this short speculative paper (link below) and that might be of interest to anyone wondering what taking those ideas seriously might mean. I focus (as Stephen suggested! on a humble and incremental idea) about knowledge systems in sustainability. Pretty cringe to share, but I figure why write things if not to share them with people that might be interested? Feel free to ignore, or to share your thoughts or feedback :) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/377302253_Are_We_Practicing_What_We_Preach_Scaling_Out_Knowledge_System_Infrastructure_for_Sustainability_Transformations_Place-Based_Publications_A_Provocation_and_Proposal