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Interview with Dr Federica Genovese, about new Leverhulme-funded project on climate vulnerabilites

February 1, 2023 admin Leave a comment

Dr Federica Genovese of Essex University (personal site here) kindly answered some questions about her work and the new Leverhulme-funded…

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Posted in: Interviews Filed under: Climate Change, Federica Genovese

Interview: Sabine Clarke on the history of pesticides, colonialism, and much else

January 30, 2023 admin Leave a comment

Sabine Clarke is Senior Lecturer in Modern History. She works on the history of science, technology and medicine in Britain and…

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Posted in: Interviews Filed under: Kenya, Pesticides, Sabine Clarke

Call for Special Issue proposals – deadline Feb 28 2023

January 27, 2023 admin Leave a comment

It’s that time of year again – time for you to think about proposing a special issue! Proposing a Special…

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Interview with Andrea Brock and Nathan Stephens-Griffin about their research, and the open letter in support of imprisoned colleague Jan Goodey

December 14, 2022 admin Leave a comment

As ever, guest posts and interviews do not necessarily reflect the views of the editorial board or the journal. Who…

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Guest post: Stemming the creep of ecofascism: a primer

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April Anson, Cassie Galentine, Shane Hall, Alex Menrisky, and Bruno Seraphin Far-right, fascist, and white supremacist organizers increasingly attempt to…

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17 Sep

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Intraparty polarization on climate change in Republican Party discourse, 1987–2016 by Jesse Callahan Bryant.

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Rethinking party environmentalism: the environmental politics expert survey by Ville Haapanen.

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