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May 7, 2026Environment and Planning E Nature and Space

The unruly edges of climate change: Agrarian temporalities and the case for making kin

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MCMichael Carolan

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The paper finds that climate change disrupts agricultural timelines, highlighting the need for kin-making and flexible practices.

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  • This research aims to examine how climate change alters agrarian temporalities and governance.
  • Theoretical analysis of climate change impact on agricultural systems
  • Exploration of kin-making as a conceptual framework
  • Discussion of diversified polycultures and farm–land–labor cooperatives
  • Climate change desynchronizes agricultural systems' biological and labor rhythms
  • Kin-making is proposed as a strategy for temporal coordination
  • Historical inequalities shape the effectiveness of new agricultural practices

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Michael Carolan (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbe357164b5133a91a2a41https://doi.org/10.1177/25148486261446440
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