Epilogue: Emergent (re‐)assemblings of biological economies

Nick Lewis · Christopher Rosin

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Abstract This paper presents an epilogue to the Special Issue. The paper examines the interplay among ontology, epistemology, methodology, politics and geography by elaborating on Esbjörn‐Hargen's framework of the ‘who’, ‘what’ and ‘how’ of knowledge making. It uses this discussion to relate the different papers in the Special Issue, traces the engagement of the authors with concepts of assemblage and considers the further work to which the concept of assemblage might be put by exploring potential new research directions emerging from the Biological Economies research project.

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2010Vibrant Matter 2006A Postcapitalist Politics 2007Do economists make markets?: on the performativity of economics 2004Enacting the social 2012From resilience to resourcefulness 2011Assemblage and geography 2006Worlds of Food 2011A feminist project of belonging for the Anthropocene

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