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in "'Just trust me, bro: The consummative mood of reactionary decarbonization' i think through the overlap between everyday tech bro masculinities and decarbonization advocacy.
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Last but certainly not least, Alexander Menrisky reflections on the collection as a whole, and on the value of concepts like ecofascism despite all the interpretive disagreements that surround them:

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Then @radhikagovindrajan.bsky.social explores how ecofascist politics in India capture the popular imagination through particularly localized conceptions of what makes an enchanted ecology:

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Irus Braverman follows, scrutinizing the figure of the goat as one lens on the “ecofascist dream” that animates the state of Israel:

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Yuka Suzuki's work comes next, on moral outrage promulgated in the name of #CatLivesMatter, showing how the animal becomes an alibi for blasting supremacist ideologies:

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Julia Leser then takes on the racialized fantasies of violence that animate “wolf politics” among Germany's far right:

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Up next, an essay by Zeynep Oguz explores how wildfires ignite nationalist paranoia in contemporary Turkey:

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Then in a lil piece by Devin Proctor and me called “The Storm before the Storm,” we think about the incursion of far-right groups into post-disaster zones as a kind of disaster nationalism that seeks to undermine the US state:

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Work by Alexandra Cotofana follows, on the ecofascist atmospheres that congeal around cloud seeding efforts in the UAE:

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Next up, @noahtheriault.bsky.social interrogates the resonances between ecofascism and late capitalism's daily churn, as both shape ecotourism projects in the Philippines:

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Then, @kaibosworth.bsky.social takes on the green masculinity embodied by the “decarbonization bro”:

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First up, we've got Mona Bhan writing on the fascistic undercurrents of India's “green transition” as it shapes extractive politics in Kashmir:

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...normalizing the sense that some lives are environmental goods while other lives pose existential threats.” And we seek out “everyday and emergent forms of antifascist care for each other and the planet that we share.” Hope you'll give it a read. Here are the 🔥 contributions:

There is no city, state or federal district where it is legal to terrorize and detain people for being brown and working in agriculture. These raids must stop immediately. 8/