When Conflict Becomes a Tool: Jesse Matas Take On Deep Sea Mining

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When Conflict Becomes a Tool: Jesse Matas Take On Deep Sea Mining

What Peace Studies Can Teach the Deep Sea Mining Conversation

Jun 23, 2026

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Jesse Matas is a peace and conflict studies researcher and folk musician based in Canada. In this conversation, Eric and Jesse explore what the discipline of conflict transformation can offer the deep sea mining debate — from how dialogue gets structured, to the role of misunderstanding, identity, values, and even folk culture in shaping how environment…

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