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There's a tendency within the Eurocentric tradition to want to solidify things into nouns

or into objects that can be, as I said, be made into commodities or made fungible or

exploited in various ways.

So one of the things that I'm interested in is the movements, the pluralizations that happen across these worlds that sustain them, but also allow them to transform.

You're listening to Green Dreamer, and I'm your host, Kamehashane.

Today we are speaking with Audra Mitchell, professor and Canada Research Chair in Global Political

Ecology at the Belsalese School of International Affairs.

Their work confronts how intersecting forms of structural violence shape ecosystems on a global scale, including through

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