1media/WaterIsLifePPC_Pete_Railand_detail-768x1152 2.jpg2024-03-01T19:14:46+00:00Janna Avon5d94e00c8993d41ee364f6ed09a26f3847cf35b31384Theme Descriptionplain2024-05-02T16:45:45+00:00Robert Snydersbee6190a64dd7d6483e87fb25e3bf3da77a95f77Gabrielle Hecht theorizes "residual governance" as the management of waste and discard, characterized by its deliberate minimalism and inefficiency. This form of governance employs simplification, ignorance, and delay as its core tactics, and it regards people and places as waste and wastelands. The underlying logic of residual governance is central to contemporary global racial capitalism and significantly accelerates the Anthropocene.
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