Three decades of biodiversity governance has largely failed to stop the ongoing environmental crisis of global species loss. Yet that governance has resulted in undeniably important political outcomes. In Counting Species, Rafi Youatt argues that the understanding of global biodiversity has produced a distinct vision and politics of nature, one that is bound up with ideas about species, norms of efficiency, and apolitical forms of technical management.
Since its inception in the 1980s, biodiversity's political power has also hinged on its affiliation with a series of political...
Three decades of biodiversity governance has largely failed to stop the ongoing environmental crisis of global species loss. Yet that governance ha...
Three decades of biodiversity governance has largely failed to stop the ongoing environmental crisis of global species loss. Yet that governance has resulted in undeniably important political outcomes. In Counting Species, Rafi Youatt argues that the understanding of global biodiversity has produced a distinct vision and politics of nature, one that is bound up with ideas about species, norms of efficiency, and apolitical forms of technical management.
Since its inception in the 1980s, biodiversity's political power has also hinged on its affiliation with a series of political...
Three decades of biodiversity governance has largely failed to stop the ongoing environmental crisis of global species loss. Yet that governance ha...
