Despite the truism that less is known about the deep-sea than outer space, deep-sea mining
(DSM) is being promoted as the next frontier of resource extraction. In 2019, Nautilus …

Advancing relational accounts of 'resource-making'processes by deploying insights from
science and technology studies, this article outlines crucial new lines of inquiry for …

Recent scholarship in political geography and allied disciplines such as Anthropology and
Architecture has used registers such as the elemental and volumetric to explore the …

The world's first deep-sea mining (DSM) project has witnessed the commercial development
of plans to extract copper and gold from deposits 1600m deep in the waters of offshore …

The dynamic and unfolding relationship between the oceans and humans underwrites a
general narrative of oceans in 'crisis' and the need for new governance and regulatory …

Tracing the lineage of territorial theorization, from legal container through dialectical,
strategic and rhizomatic interpretations, this paper contends that more-than-human aspects …

The development of coal mining in the Navajo Nation, the largest Indian reservation in the
United States, is understood as a consequence of economic dependency, resource curse …

How do mobilities associated with oceans and the resources inside of them shape the
spatial and temporal dimensions of state sovereignty? As an entry point into this question …

Abstract The special issue Earth Politics: Territory and the Subterranean explores how and
to what political and economic effects people have territorialized the underground. Through …

A proliferation of examinations of vertical, voluminous, subsurface, subterranean/
subaqueous, geological, or underground relationships has emerged in the last few years of …