Raffaele Sindoni is a writer, scholar, and musician. They are currently a PhD candidate at Yale University in Political Ecology and Human Geography. Raffaele’s current research focuses on the sociopolitical aspects of Rights of Nature and Environmental Personhood, paying special attention on the means by the movements interact with Western law, private property regimes, and Indigenous sovereignty. Raffaele’s other work includes critical research on green capitalism, community climate resilience, and the relationships between sovereign Indigenous nations and colonial states.
Raffaele Sindoni
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Writing on Public Books
Can the River Debate the Suburb?
Firms like Philip Morris hold rights that exceed those of most humans. Estates speak for the dead. Trusts speak for the unborn. Legally, we can devise new ways for nature to be legally represented within our human world.
