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Re-imagining the Common Heritage Principle[1]

April 26, 2026 admin

The exploitation phase of the deep sea mining regime is looming into reality with resource corporations keen to extract mineral

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Re-thinking Blue

March 6, 2023 admin

Despite the ocean’s predominant darkness, blue is increasingly universalised as a conflation of both the ocean and neo-liberal capital: blue

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Re-imagining the Ocean​

March 5, 2023 admin

A fact that often circulates about the ocean is that they cover over 70 percent of the earth’s surface. Less

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Deep Ocean Thinking

April 30, 2021 admin

Thinking ecologically with the deep ocean and its long, slow-time relationalities requires placing time into our observations and responses. Material-temporal

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Oceanic and Juridical Imaginaries

April 23, 2021 admin

Sophie Chao from More Than Human Matters recently asked me how I came to be interested in oceanic and juridical imaginaries

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🦑 Meet the Deep Currents Collective! Alejandro Li 🦑 Meet the Deep Currents Collective!

Alejandro Limpo González is a visual anthropologist exploring the media politics of ocean sensing. His research intersects media studies, environmental humanities, and science and technology studies to investigate the relationships between technology, ecology and culture. Currently he is a final year PhD candidate at the Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton (UK) in the Intelligent Oceans research program, funded by the Leverhulme Trust and the Southampton Marine and Maritime Institute (SMMI). He is also researching the Intersessional Working Group on Underwater Cultural Heritage at the International Seabed Authority.

Alejandro speaks about what Underwater Cultural Heritage means in the context of the deep seabed and how this concept is interpreted from the folds of the Law of the Sea and the International Seabed Authority’s activities.

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This site acknowledges the continued connection of First Nations people to the lands and waters of what is now known as Australia, and offer respect to their elders past and present. As a nation, Australia is yet to sufficiently reckon with its colonial and racialized foundations – no treaty was made when these lands were taken, neither was there compensation. While it is true that ecological injustices are thinning our world, their redress will struggle without human justice.

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