Archives
2026
- Who is the Anthropocene?
- The emergency will last a long time: hyperabjection, slow violence, and the enduring politics of waste in Indonesia
- Is wisdom too much? Reframing critical local wisdom in Indonesia (Upcoming)
2025
- Post-Marxism and the Pluriverse Antagonism and Heterogeneity in More-than-Human Worlds
- Agonizing Pancasila: Indonesia’s state ideology and post-foundational political thought
- Things that Tremble with Us
- Nusantara Philosophy of Post-Apocalypse
- Cultural Studies after the End of the World?: Introducing Vol. 13 No. 2
- The Anthropocene Goes
- What’s ‘Wisdom’ in Local Wisdom Imaginaries on Indigenous Research?
- Geo-philosophising the Anthropocene curriculum: Towards a new environmental education in Indonesia
- Bioinspired Technology and The Uncanny Anthropocene
- Geophilosophy, For What?
- Questioning local wisdom in Indonesian Indigenous research
- Local awareness, extracurricular activities, and youth identity: centering students’ voices for Anthropocene pedagogy in Indonesia
- Addressing Concerns Related to Environmental Aesthetics of Engagement
- Rethinking Slash-and-Burn Agriculture: Slowing Down the Progress for Sustainability
- Menimbang Etika Non-Antroposentrisme dalam Peristiwa Geologi Antroposen
- Panpsikisme Nusantara dan Telaah Ekologis
- The Anthropocene rift and social policy–rethinking ontological and epistemological perspectives
- Menelisik Makna “Kritis” dalam Geografi Kritis
- Hauntologi sampah
- A Reflection on the Informal Sector and Developmentalism in Indonesia
- Pendidikan Antroposen
2024
2023
- The Pluriverse of the Anthropocene: One Earth, many worlds
- Introducing the Pluriverse of the Anthropocene: Toward an Ontological Politics of Environmental Governance in Indonesia
- Romanticizing the Past, Glorifying the Future: Working with Ecological Modernization and Developmentalism
- Bruno Latour and Actor-Network-Anthropocene
- Masyarakat Antroposen
- Melampaui Kearifan Lokal: Dari Dekolonisasi Teknologi sampai Krisis Iklim Antroposen
