Earth scientists believe we have entered a new geological epoch named the Anthropocene.
Humanity's endless pursuit of economic growth is presented as responsible for the creation …

Responding to large-scale mining through practices of collective care aims to rethink the
role of democracy in a geological epoch characterized by cataclysmic ecological and social …

As the planet moves further into the human-induced Anthropocene there is an urgent need
to reconsider the values, practices, and politics leading to widespread ecological …

Social institutions such as the water-powered grain mills of Ottoman Cyprus are elaborately
interconnected with a wide range of human and non-human players, from millers and …

The concern of this research is what it means for people to live well together, in conflict-
affected places rich in natural resources. While mining companies are increasingly …

This collection of chapters examines diverse aspects of current research in Cypriot
archaeology, specifically focusing on how the island was embedded within wider social and …

Cooperation within, or as a mode of building, social relations is a type of agency that
stretches far beyond economic fields and is a key unit of analysis in both theoretical (moral …

This chapter argues that in order to fully understand the significance of sharing in the far
distant past we need to make the connection between sharing that we see as an intimate …

Commons' cannot only be understood as alternatives to private property regimes, but also
as a practice of relating towards contemporaries, future generations and the environment. As …

During the third and second millennium BC, a rapid reorganisation and centralisation of
population occurred in various regions across the Iberian Peninsula. In terms of traditional …