Caribbean futures in the offshore Anthropocene: Debt, disaster, and duration

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9/ For earlier articles on related topics also check out this great special issue of the Journal of Extreme Events, on #Caribbean recovery after #hurricanes Irma and Maria https://t.co/Sj7P85lw0h and this piece on #climate #debt and the #Anthropocene ht…

RT @KsChmutina: “The slow disasters of the Anthropocene thrive on the so-called ‘offshore’, for it is here that the working of power & capi…

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