The Forest Fights Back - A Global Movement for the Rights of Nature Helmut Völter Through the question of precedence

Through the question of precedence and relational temporalities he seeks to contribute to decolonizing institutions

french horn (Elena Kakaliagou) and cello (Sicker Man) to record the instrumental piece “Agonizer Of 1998” on a chilly night in Berlin in March 2021

the legendary British experimental band Coil tell their story in the present tense

Featuring disorientating classics from John Buchan and Algernon Blackwood alongside modern

professor of philosophy and history and former provost of UCLA’s College of Letters and Science

The Forest Fights Back - A Global Movement for the Rights of Nature Helmut Völter Through the question of precedenceAs the world grapples with the escalating climate crisis, ecosystems are collapsing, and the planets future hangs in the balance. For centuries, our legal systems have treated nature as something to be owned and exploited, but a bold new movement is challenging this paradigm. In The Forest Fights Back, Jessica den Outer explores a groundbreaking global movementRights of Naturetaking on the legal system to recognise the rights of rivers, forests, and