Every sperm is sacred? (Re)productive struggles in the quest for sustainability Due to a number of factors, the issue of population growth has become removed from the discussion on sustainability. I explore some of the ethical presumptions that underlie the issues linking population growth and sustainability. Helen Kopnina • July 15, 2016 • 4 comments
Beyond multispecies ethnography: Engaging anthropology with violence and animal rights In the field of Anthropology the focus on social justice and human rights is a general theme. Yet, animal rights have largely escaped anthropological attention. Is it not time for anthropologists to take a stance and go beyond multispecies ethnography? Helen Kopnina • March 15, 2016 • 9 comments
Paradoxes of sustainability Sustainability bottlenecks, paradoxes or myths are addressed by many researchers in the broad field of sustainability. Yet, few authors come up with a clear framework for sustainable solutions. Here, some valuable directions from my teaching practice. Helen Kopnina • October 30, 2015
