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Politics of Nature by Diana Rodríguez CalaJul 16, 20253:00 pmJuly 16, 2025

A graphic representation of the biases in invasion science. In the center of the image, invasion science is represented as a brain lifting a barbel. To its right, representing "epistemic bias," are images of Descartes and a Greek philosopher. Beneath the brain, representing "geopolitical bias," are images of a map and a compass, respectively. To the left of the brain are books and a bar graph, representing "the primacy of English."

La hegemonía del Occidente en la ciencia de la invasión: estado actual y caminos hacia el cambio

Politics of Nature by Diana Rodríguez CalaApr 28, 20255:00 pmMay 7, 2025

A graphic representation of the biases in invasion science. In the center of the image, invasion science is represented as a brain lifting a barbel. To its right, representing "epistemic bias," are images of Descartes and a Greek philosopher. Beneath the brain, representing "geopolitical bias," are images of a map and a compass, respectively. To the left of the brain are books and a bar graph, representing "the primacy of English."

The Hegemony of the West in Invasion Science: Present Conditions and Paths to Change (part I)

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