Postcolonialism, Multitude, and the Politics of Nature - Lehtinen, Ari Aukusti
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Postcolonialism, Multitude, and the Politics of Nature explores the latest developments of Nordic human geography in the Finnish-Russian Greenbelt, also known as the Fennoscandian Greenbelt, located at the long north-south border between Finland and Russia. Through case studies, this exciting work examines the region's hybrid geopolitical and socioenvironmental identity that is made up of an array of cultural, economic, environmental, political, and epistemic elements.

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Postcolonialism, Multitude, and the Politics of Nature explores the latest developments of Nordic human geography in the Finnish-Russian Greenbelt, also known as the Fennoscandian Greenbelt, located at the long north-south border between Finland and Russia. Through case studies, this exciting work examines the region's hybrid geopolitical and socioenvironmental identity that is made up of an array of cultural, economic, environmental, political, and epistemic elements.
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Autorenporträt
Ari Aukusti Lehtinen is Professor of Geography at the University of Joensuu in eastern Finland. Lehtinen has specialized in Northern European issues and the Greenbelt communities since the 1980s. He is the author of Northern Natures (1991), The Fall of the Forest Villages: Ecological and Cultural Conflicts in the Russian Taiga (1993), editor of Politics of Forests (2003), and numerous scholarly articles on issues such as environmental justice and biopolitical empowerment.