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New climate change activism
Before and after the Covid‐19 pandemic
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Lilian Von Storch
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University of Cologne
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Heidelberg University
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EDITORIAL
Editorial
SPECIAL SECTION ARTICLES
Utopian confluences
‘True love’ as a bureaucratic utopia
Pacifist utopias
The Five Star Movement (M5S) in Rome
For an anthropological theory of praxis
A lesser human? Utopian registers of urban reconfiguration in Maputo, Mozambique
Vocation and political activism
The optimistic utopia
Walking utopias. The politics of walking in art and anthropology
Once upon a time in Utopia
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
A desire for normality
Documenting the UNESCO feast
FORUM
New climate change activism
A pandemic can do what a movement cannot
The aesthetics and multiple origin stories of climate activism
Extinction Rebellion, Image events, social media and the eclipse of the earth
Generation climate change
A decolonial, ecofeminist ethic of care
White climate, white energy
Now what? Repositioning anthropology vis‐à‐vis climate change activism
Trying a sombrero
Environmental activism and the ‘political right’
What kinds of activism do regenerative cultures fuel and how might we research them?
‘Meat is stupid’
Bali’s environmental crisis
‘Punk food’
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