Vegan Geographies

Vegan Geographies presents a groundbreaking exploration of veganism, tracing its historical roots and examining its modern implications across various social and cultural landscapes. Featuring contributions from a diverse array of scholars and practitioners, the audiobook delves into the intersection of vegan ethics with neoliberal economic and political frameworks, all while challenging conventional human-nature dualisms that contribute to ecological harm. Through its fourteen insightful chapters, it offers practical pathways for those eager to engage in collective efforts against destructive systems.