With Endless Articulations

The evolution of information infrastructures has shaped nature conservation related to wild species, landscapes and collections of biological diversity, efforts that are germane to nation-building and many other political projects. Extensive practices of quantification are now embedded in environmental monitoring, biodiversity protection and the banking of plant genetic resources. This suggests a kaleidoscope of human intentions and institutional mandates that are embodied within fluidly changing information systems. These technologies have come to condense cultural assumptions, values, and orientations to the Anthropocene. The conservation of biodiversity must continually generate not only spectacles of nature, but also spectacles of expert knowledge and management. Information itself is the new frontier of green capitalism, affirming a paradigm of perpetual growth

Political science · History · Water Governance and Infrastructure

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• Science in action

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• Science & Technology Studies

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• Imposing Wilderness

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• Algorithms of Oppression

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• Philosophy and Technology

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• Ethnography for a data-saturated world

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• Territory, Authority, Rights

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• The Threat of Algocracy

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• Genebanking plant genetic resources in the postgenomic era

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• Earth for AI

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• Farmers' Bounty

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• Making Nature Investable

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• The Changing Terrain of Environmentality

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• Virtual, visible, and actionable

  Open Access•Sheila Jasanoff•Big Data & Society•2017

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• The Logic of Environmentalism

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• The Anthropology of Genetically Modified Crops

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• Global Labor

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