Jamie Lorimer is associate professor in the School of Geography and the Environment at University of Oxford. He is author of Wildlife in the Anthropocene: Conservation after Nature (Minnesota, 2015).
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Contents Introduction: Life in the Anthropocene 1. The Probiotic Turn: Rewilding and Biome Restoration 2. Thinking like Gaia: The Science of the Probiotic Turn 3. Symbiopolitics: Governing through Keystone Species 4. Wild Experiments: The Controlled Decontrolling of Ecological Controls 5. Geographies of Dysbiosis: The Patchiness of the Probiotic Turn 6. Future-Pasts: The Temporalities of the Probiotic Turn 7. Probiotic Value: Putting Keystone Species to Work Conclusions: A Spectrum of Probiotics Acknowledgments Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
Contents Introduction: Life in the Anthropocene 1. The Probiotic Turn: Rewilding and Biome Restoration 2. Thinking like Gaia: The Science of the Probiotic Turn 3. Symbiopolitics: Governing through Keystone Species 4. Wild Experiments: The Controlled Decontrolling of Ecological Controls 5. Geographies of Dysbiosis: The Patchiness of the Probiotic Turn 6. Future-Pasts: The Temporalities of the Probiotic Turn 7. Probiotic Value: Putting Keystone Species to Work Conclusions: A Spectrum of Probiotics Acknowledgments Glossary Notes Bibliography Index
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