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The Urbanocene: cities in the Anthropocene
Nir Barak
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Avner De-Shalit
Department of Political Science
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Human Agency
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Anthropocene
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Urbanocene
100%
Political System
50%
Institutional Constraints
50%
Environmentally Friendly
50%
Mitigation Strategies
50%
Political Autonomy
50%
Adaptation Strategies
50%
Environmental Challenges
50%
Urban Sustainability
50%
Political Constraints
50%
Political Dimension
50%
System Reform
50%
Addressing Climate Change
50%
Environmental Governance
50%
Green Deal
50%
Transformative Power
50%
Non-sovereignty
50%
Large-scale Initiative
50%
Social Sciences
Anthropocene
100%
Sovereignty
50%
Political Systems
50%
Urban Sustainability
50%
Climate Change
50%
Environmental Challenge
50%
Environmental Governance
50%