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Domination across Space and Time: Smallpox, Relativity, and Climate Ethics
Ethics, Policy and Environment 22 (2):172-183 (2019)
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In the age of exploration western Eurasia came to dominate much of the world, in part unintentionally, via the medium of smallpox. This was domination across great spatial distances. Analogously, w...Author's Profile
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