Care workers are essential to a “just transition”
Just Transition and Care explains how care work is a central aspect of socioecological transition.
Just Transition and Care explains how care work is a central aspect of socioecological transition.
Incorporating Georgist theory into the field of political ecology
Johan-Arango Quiroga explains his inspiring journey from engineering towards environmental justice.
By Claire Karaguesian and the DIVERSE Team
I do research on topics related to energy humanities. With a background in physics and the history of science, I have eventually found a home in political ecology. In particular, I’m interested in the political use of energy in (post)colonial contexts and the expansion of the concept of energy justice.
by Rebecca Borges (Federal University of Pará - UFPA) and Jonas Healy (University of Oldenburg/Helmholtz Institute for Functional Marine Biodiversity)
Call for presentations & posters POLLEN2026, Barcelona Call ends 05 December 2025
I am a political ecologist and engineer currently interested in post-development theory, environmental justice/conflicts scholarship, conservation studies, low-tech, and degrowth.
POLLEN UK nodes are bringing together leading thinkers for a regional conference on September 19th (this Friday!) at the University…
by Neelakshi Joshi
Guest editors: Hug March (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya), Katie Meehan (King's College London).
Sayan Banerjee is a researcher exploring the more-than-human political ecology of human-wildlife interactions and biodiversity conservation in India. Apart from this, he is also interested in the governance of ICCAs and their interaction with market-based conservation, gender and environment interlinkages, and environmental history. He currently serves as board member of the Social Science Working Group and Asia region, both under the Society of Conservation Biology.