With soils increasingly seen as living ecosystems, the understanding of the relationship
between soils and agricultural labor is changing. A shift from working the soil to working with …

Research in political ecology and agrarian political economy has shown how commodity
frontiers are constituted through the appropriation and transformation of nature. This work …

The global poultry industry culls approximately seven billion day-old male layer chicks
annually. Superfluous to both egg and meat, male 'brother'layers constitute a momentous …

Accumulation by Restoration (AbR) represents a shift from a conservationist 'mode of
production'emphasizing sustainability and preservation to a 'growth economy of repair'in …

Tree plantations in low-income countries are emerging as central tools for global climate
change mitigation. However, there is growing evidence that focusing on the carbon-binding …

This paper responds to a call to address the development and building of river‐human
relationships in the twenty‐first century. Many literatures have identified the historical …

Listen to the podcast! In Forces of Production, Climate Change and Canadian Fossil
Capitalism, Nicolas Graham reinterprets the concept of forces of production from an …

This article examines the stomachs of ruminant livestock as a site of biotechnological
intervention and analyzes efforts to reengineer ruminant digestion as a case of the real …

The discovery of new use-values in commodities by science and the creation of new needs
in consumers by marketing is a capitalist imperative. Drawing on archival work that …

We here respond to the critique by Purdon of an article on carbon forestry that we published
in this journal last year (Carton and Andersson). While we welcome critical engagements …