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including hard-to-access articles and unpublished writing

the instability created by the fading rationale for empire—insurgents were able to subvert imperialism by using its own ideologies against it

built on lessons learned from both the public and private sectors

Malfeasance Kurt Verweire and eatingIn this highly original and provocative book, Michel Serres reflects on the relation between nature and culture and analyzes the origins of the world's contemporary environmental problems. He does so through the surprising proposition that our cleanliness is our dirt. While all living beings pollute to lay claim to their habitat, humans have multiplied pollution's effects catastrophically since the Industrial Revolution through the economic system's