1. Introduction, Marco Armiero (University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain) 2 . Organizing the Human: Subverting the Wasteocene, Melanie Samson ( University of Johannesburg, South Africa) 3. Commoning, Consumption, and the Body on Montevideo's Waste-scape, Patrick O'Hare ( University of St Andrews, UK) 4. Circular Logics: Proposals and Counter-Proposals for Extended Producer Responsibility, Christine Hegel (Western Connecticut State University, USA) and Taylor Cass Talbott ( International Alliance of Waste Pickers, North America) 5. Decolonizing the Wasteocene: the Black female collectivity of Brazilian waste pickers, Dieric Guimarães ( Federal University of Bahia, Brazil) and Flavia Maximo 6. The Dump in Cuba, Claudia Lanzidei (Independent Researcher, Italy) 7. Waste as a lens: Unpicking toxic narratives of climate migrants in Dakar and Saint Louis, Senegal, Sarah Walker (University of Bologna, Italy) 8 .
Green Ship Recycling: A Toxic Narrative of the Wasteocene? Camelia Dewan ( Uppsala University, Sweden) 9 . Wasting Peace: Environmental Violence and its Vicissitudes in Post-war Bosnia and Herzegovina, Damir Arsenijevic ( University of Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina) 10. Culinary Garbo-politics: Marginalized communities, discarded foods, and repressive governmentalities in India, Sayan Dey (Bayan College, Oman) & Tias Maity ( Alliance University, Bangalore) 11 . The Socialist Experience of Waste and Recycling from Soviet Ukraine to State-Socialist Hungary, Viktor Pál (University of Ostrava, Czechia) and Tetiana Perga ( National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) 12. In the cracks of the Wasteocene. Building circular communities through solidarity networks in central Italy, Francesco Vettori (University of Bologna, Italy) 13 . Wasteocene as Method: Reimagining Narratives, Value(s) and Commons, Julie Sze ( University of California, Davis, USA) 14 . The Waste of the West? Sandra Swart ( Stellenbosch University, South Africa) 15 .
What Would a Multispecies Wasteocene Look Like? Lingjing Wu ( Renmin University of China) 16 . Wasting the World. Class, Capital & Cheap Toxification in the Capitalist World-Ecology, Jason Moore (Binghamton University, USA) 17. Conclusion, Claudia Marina Lanzidei (Independent Researcher, Italy) and Francesco Vettori (University of Bologna, Italy).