Elena Apostoli Cappello is Researcher at the Laboratory of Architecture and Human Sciences (SASHA) at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. She has published widely on subjectification processes, activism, public participation and citizenship.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsNotes on TextIntroductionChapter 1. Against the European Green DealChapter 2. San Pietro Island: Centrality of a MarginChapter 3. Methodologies and Ethnographic PolyvalencesChapter 4. ‘The Past Is Our Future’Chapter 5. Tuna Against the MachineChapter 6. Fish, Red Sludge, Fear and Other Arguments Against Wind FarmsChapter 7. Extractivism and RenewablesChapter 8. Against WindmillsChapter 9. Energy-scapesChapter 10. ‘Once, the Fish Died’: Becoming Margin and Dehistorifying the NegativeChapter 11. ‘We Are Lucky That There Is a Mistral Wind’: Loss and Emptiness.Chapter 12. Being Communists in Carloforte: Overturning Hegemony and SubalternityChapter 13. Local Move toward Towards a New Paradigm: The Grassroots Creation of a Renewable Energy CommunityConclusionReferencesIndex

Elena Apostoli Cappello is Researcher at the Laboratory of Architecture and Human Sciences (SASHA) at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. She has published widely on subjectification processes, activism, public participation and citizenship.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsNotes on TextIntroductionChapter 1. Against the European Green DealChapter 2. San Pietro Island: Centrality of a MarginChapter 3. Methodologies and Ethnographic PolyvalencesChapter 4. ‘The Past Is Our Future’Chapter 5. Tuna Against the MachineChapter 6. Fish, Red Sludge, Fear and Other Arguments Against Wind FarmsChapter 7. Extractivism and RenewablesChapter 8. Against WindmillsChapter 9. Energy-scapesChapter 10. ‘Once, the Fish Died’: Becoming Margin and Dehistorifying the NegativeChapter 11. ‘We Are Lucky That There Is a Mistral Wind’: Loss and Emptiness.Chapter 12. Being Communists in Carloforte: Overturning Hegemony and SubalternityChapter 13. Local Move toward Towards a New Paradigm: The Grassroots Creation of a Renewable Energy CommunityConclusionReferencesIndex

Elena Apostoli Cappello is Researcher at the Laboratory of Architecture and Human Sciences (SASHA) at the Université Libre de Bruxelles. She has published widely on subjectification processes, activism, public participation and citizenship.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsNotes on TextIntroductionChapter 1. Against the European Green DealChapter 2. San Pietro Island: Centrality of a MarginChapter 3. Methodologies and Ethnographic PolyvalencesChapter 4. ‘The Past Is Our Future’Chapter 5. Tuna Against the MachineChapter 6. Fish, Red Sludge, Fear and Other Arguments Against Wind FarmsChapter 7. Extractivism and RenewablesChapter 8. Against WindmillsChapter 9. Energy-scapesChapter 10. ‘Once, the Fish Died’: Becoming Margin and Dehistorifying the NegativeChapter 11. ‘We Are Lucky That There Is a Mistral Wind’: Loss and Emptiness.Chapter 12. Being Communists in Carloforte: Overturning Hegemony and SubalternityChapter 13. Local Move toward Towards a New Paradigm: The Grassroots Creation of a Renewable Energy CommunityConclusionReferencesIndex