BOOK NOTES.
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Works matching IS 01565826 AND DT 2022
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Hard Labour: Wage Theft in the Age of Inequality.
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Beyond Money: A Postcapitalist Strategy.
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Global Migration beyond Limits: Ecology, Economics, and Political Economy.
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THE SOCIAL ECONOMY TRADITION RENEWED?
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A PROGRESSIVE VISION OF JUSTICE AND DEMOCRACY.
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OBITUARIES.
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- Obituary
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THE CORE OF CORPORATE POWER IN AUSTRALIA.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 90, p. 92
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CAN ECOLOGICAL MODERNISATION CONTAIN CLIMATE CHANGE? AN ECO-SOCIALIST PERSPECTIVE.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 90, p. 75
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HEGEMONIC NEOLIBERALISM: A HISTORICAL RE-EVALUATION.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 90, p. 49
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AUSTERITY IS NOT ENOUGH: US MEDICAID, ADAPTIVE ACCUMULATION, AND REPUBLICAN RULES OF REPRODUCTION.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 90, p. 26
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ECONOMIC COERCION AND FINANCIAL WAR.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 90, p. 5
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The Carbon Club: How a Network of Influential Climate Sceptics, Politicians and Business Leaders Fought to Control Australia's Climate Policies.
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The Robbery of Nature: Capitalism and the Ecological Rift.
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Coal and Energy in South Africa: Considering a Just Transition.
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NOT RESOURCE CURSE NOR RESOURCE BENEFIT, BUT 'RESOURCE NEGATION'? COMMUNITIES AGAINST COAL SEAM GAS ON THE FOSSIL FRONTIER.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 136
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IMAGINING A JUST FUTURE FOR NEW CALEDONIA: GREEN MINING, CLIMATE JUSTICE, AND THE KANAK FIGHT FOR INDEPENDENCE.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 114
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COUNTERING THE COAL CURSE THROUGH COMMUNITY RIGHTS: STOPPING COAL-EXTRACTION THROUGH FOREST RIGHTS IN SINGRAULI, CENTRAL INDIA.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 90
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MOZAMBIQUE'S COAL IMPLOSION AMIDST GLOBAL CLIMATE CATASTROPHE.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 67
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REVERSING THE 'RESOURCE CURSE'?
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 5
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A MARSHALL PLAN FOR AUSTRALIAN COAL COUNTRY: AN INVESTMENT-LED STRATEGY TO ADDRESS RESOURCE DEPENDENCY AND FIGHT CLIMATE CHANGE.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 51
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A RESOURCE REBELLION: AVOIDING A POLITICAL RESOURCE CURSE DURING THE GOLD RUSH.
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 32
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REVERSING AUSTRALIA'S RESOURCE CURSE? NO SUCH LUCK...
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- Journal of Australian Political Economy, 2022, n. 89, p. 7
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