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Advice for authors

May 18, 2026 admin Leave a comment

Submitting articles to any journal can be daunting. To help clarify the process and decision-making at Environmental Politics, our Editor-in-Chief…

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The UK’s “salad crisis” – beyond blaming Brexit… Guest post by Dr Nicholas Beuret

March 1, 2023 admin Leave a comment

Dr Nicholas Beuret is a lecturer in management and ecological sustainability. Before joining Essex Business School, Nicholas worked as a research…

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Latest issue Vol 32, 1, out now

February 22, 2023 admin Leave a comment

The latest issue is out now. See below for details of the articles Research Article Divided yet united: Balancing convergence…

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Guest post – “When faith actors combine forces with climate activists”

February 8, 2023 admin Leave a comment

Commemorating UN World Interfaith Harmony week, some thoughts on a discussion about how interfaith collaboration can contribute to climate justice  …

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Guest post: G.S. Caird Scholarship in Climate Change Mitigation – Scholarships

February 3, 2023 admin Leave a comment

Information: The G.S. Caird Scholarship in Climate Change Mitigation – Scholarships (sydney.edu.au) seeks to offer a 3.5 year scholarship full time to…

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