A Critique of Ecologically Unequal Exchange Theory: Capitalism Nature Socialism: Vol 33, No 1

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ABSTRACT

Ecologically unequal exchange theory has become popular in recent years but it is confused, internally inconsistent, and misrepresents the nature of global extractivism and labour exploitation.

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