The Ecological Citizen: A peer-reviewed ecocentric journal


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Vol 2 No 2 2019

Issue with partial focus on water

Publication date: 1 January 2019  |  Permanent URL

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Contents

Water – a free-flowing subject that reveals the urgent need for humanity to change its course
Editorial  [Pages: 121–7]
Gray J, Whyte I
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The Anthropocene: Where on Earth are we going?
Opinion  [Pages: 129–30]
Steffen W
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Fighting the disappearance of Balkan rivers
Opinion  [Pages: 131–5]
Wieser C
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Holistic versus individualistic non-anthropocentrism
Opinion  [Pages: 137–8]
Mikkelson GM
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Addressing the decline in wetland biodiversity
Opinion  [Pages: 139–40]
Finlayson CM
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Ecuador endangered: A call to action
Opinion  [Pages: 141–5]
Seed J
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Limited civilization based on beauty (a vision)
Reflection  [Pages: 147–8]
Postnikov V
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Decoupling the global population problem from immigration issues
Reflection  [Pages: 149–51]
Crist E
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Neptune’s Navy: A global initiative
Special feature  [Pages: 153–4]
Watson P
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Photo feature – The devastating scale of waste in the oceans
Photo feature  [Pages: 156–62]
Power C
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Against enlightened inaction: Edification from Thoreau
Long article  [Pages: 163–71]
Plotica LP
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Future rivers, dams and ecocentrism
Long article  [Pages: 173–7]
Piccolo JJ, Durtsche RD, Watz J, Österling M, Calles O
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Rights of rivers enter the mainstream
Long article  [Pages: 183–7]
Wilson G, Lee DM
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Dandelions are divine
Long article  [Pages: 189–93]
Vitek B
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Damaging thinking: A review of Timothy Morton’s Being Ecological
Book review  [Pages: 198–9]
Dickerson A
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Looking beyond the past to give African wildlife a future: A critical review of The Big Conservation Lie
Book review  [Pages: 202–5]
Bodasing T
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Poetry section from The Ecological Citizen Vol 2 No 2
Poetry section  [Pages: 213–21]
Postnikov V (Editor)
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