Cosmopolitics in action: bridging the human-non-human divide in everyday environmental conflicts

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Environmental conflicts reveal the significance of non-human entities in urban processes, reshaping traditional perspectives.
Key insights stem from funding support by KU Leuven, indicating a commitment to exploring fundamental scientific research.
Analysis of urban processes showcases the complex interactions between human and non-human elements in daily conflicts.
This work highlights the importance of acknowledging non-human factors in environmental studies, enhancing future research efforts.

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sponsorship: This work was supported by a sabbatical grant by FWO and internal funding of KU Leuven C14/22/036. This work was supported by patronage funding provided to KU Leuven for carrying out fundamental scientific research into urban processes and change. (FWO and internal funding of KU Leuven|C14/22/036, KU Leuven)

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Cosmopolitics in action: bridging the human-non-human divide in everyday environmental conflicts

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