Anthropocene / civilization / environmental politics / indigenous politics / political analysis / theory
by chriscrews · Published 12/08/2022
I’m excited to share a recent set of book reviews on Anthropocene politics, art, and literature that was just published in the interdisciplinary journal SubStance, and which is publicly accessible from the link...
civilization / climate change / environmental politics / General / Nature / political ecology / right-wingers / science
by chriscrews · Published 06/11/2022
Oh population and environmental politics, such a messy set of bedfellows. Here I want to respond to a recent AJ+ video by Sana Saeed on what she calls the “overpopulation myth” and...
civilization / education / political ecology / science
by chriscrews · Published 05/09/2020 · Last modified 11/01/2020
By a chance of fate, I found myself teaching a Religious Studies course on the End of the World this spring at CSU Chico, just in time to watch the world slide...
This post was sparked by a recent article in Vox reporting on a conference at Yale titled How Do Democracies Fall Apart (And Could it Happen Here)? The conference was organized by Bright Line Watch, and...
For anyone who hasn’t been paying attention, the drought situation in California continues to worsen, and the state is beginning to step in with more drastic measures to address the crisis. The latest...
civilization / economics / education / environmental politics / political analysis / race politics / teaching
by chriscrews · Published 12/27/2014 · Last modified 03/21/2015
Thanks to some debates that have been taking place in recent weeks, especially those focused on questions of climate change and social justice, it has become increasingly clear that we need to start...
The Adventures of Mr. Chris is a collection of personal reflections, scholarly ruminations, travel adventures, and cultural analysis.
