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Introduction: are we ‘green’ yet? And the violence of asking such a question – Wendy Harcourt and Ingrid L. Nelson Section I: Positioning feminist political ecology 1. A situated view of feminist political ecology from my networks, roots and territories – Dianne Rocheleau 2. Contesting green growth, connecting care, commons and enough – Christa Wichterich 3. Life, nature and gender otherwise: feminist reflections and provocations from the Andes – Catherine Walsh Section II: Rethinking feminist political ecology 4. Feminist political ecology and the (un)making of ‘heroes’: encounters in Mozambique – Ingrid L. Nelson 5. Hegemonic waters and rethinking natures otherwise – Leila M. Harris 6. Challenging the romance with resilience: communities, scale and climate change – Andrea J. Nightingale Section III: Living feminist political ecology 7. A new spelling of sustainability: engaging feminist-environmental justice theory and practice – Giovanna Di Chiro 8. The slips and slides of trying to live feminist political ecology – Wendy Harcourt 9. Knowledge about, knowledge with: dilemmas of researching lives, nature and genders otherwise – Larissa Barbosa da Costa, Rosalba Icaza and Anglica Mara Ocampo Talero 10. World-wise otherwise stories for our endtimes: conversations on queer ecologies – Wendy Harcourt, Sacha Knox and Tara Tabassi
