Description: Preface List of abbreviations Chapter 1. Un-making Environmental Activism: An Introduction Anti-GMO Activism Past and Present The 'Radical' Argument Against Science-Based Environmentalism Moving Beyond Modern/Colonial Binaries? The New Materialisms and Latour's Politics of the Collective Starting from Historical Oppression: The Problem of Colonial Difference Chapter Outline Chapter 2: 'No One Knows What an Environment Can Do....': From Facts to Concerns in the GMO Controversy Man/Gene Man/Gene's Governance of the World Dance of Life In Place of a Conclusion: (Un)Making GMOs in the Collective Chapter 3. Voices and Visibilities: The Indian Bt Cotton Controversy Who's Speaking? Indian Smallholders and Bt Cotton Finding a Voice in Speaking Through/With Nonhumans The Wild Being of Statements and Visibilities States and Machines: Thinking Differently About BT Cotton Conclusion: Decolonising Anti-GMO Activism Chapter 4. Travelling 'Worlds': The Protest of the Intercontinental Caravan A Politics of Network? The Global Justice Movement 'World'-Travelling and Multiple Selves: An Introduction to Maria Lugones 'In Asia Great Leaders are Expected and Revered': The Colonial Logic of the Intercontinental Caravan Pilgrimage and Streetwalking: The Decolonial Option Connecting Through 'Things': Becoming a Faithful Witness to Oppression Conclusion: Towards Love and Play in Global (Environmental) Protest) Conclusion Towards (More) Reality Reflections on Method Sense and Love: Beyond the Monologue Streetwalking: Developing Strategies out of Concrete Encounters An Anti-GMO Activist Manifesto References Index

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