Perspectives on Politics

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Here's Alyssa Battistoni, a professor of political science at Barnard College, who has published in academic journals like the American Political Science Review, Political Theory, Perspectives on Politics, Contemporary Political Theory, and NOMOS, and written essays for the New Left Review, The Nation, Dissent, N Plus One, Boston Review, and Jacobin.

She's a fellow at the Climate and Community Institute and on the editorial board of Dissent.

Alyssa is a co-author of A Planet to Win, Why We Need a Green New Deal, and the author of the book that we're discussing today, Free Gifts, Capitalism and the Politics of Nature.

Rhode Island pride, always.

That was the second in a two-part interview.

Alyssa Battistoni is a professor of political science at Barnard College, who's published in academic journals like the American Political Science Review, Political Theory, Perspectives on Politics, Contemporary Political Theory, and Nomos, and written essays for the New Left Review, The Nation, Dissent, N Plus One, Boston Review, and Jacobin.

She's a fellow at the Climate and Community Institute and on the editorial board of Dissent.

Tune in next week for the rest.

Alyssa Battistoni is a professor of political science at Barnard College who's published in academic journals like the American Political Science Review, Political Theory, Perspectives on Politics, Contemporary Political Theory, and Nomos, and written essays for the New Left Review, The Nation, Dissent, N Plus One, Boston Review, and Jacobin.

She's a member of the Climate and Community Institute and on the editorial board of Dissent.

Alyssa is a co-author of A Planet to Win, Why We Need a Green New Deal, and the author of the book that we're discussing today, Free Gifts, Capitalism and the Politics of Nature.