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Butterflies in the blue zone? Some thoughts on #COP26 and Anthropocentrism

November 12, 2021 admin 3 Comments

Dr Anna Pigott, Lecturer in Human Geography at Swansea University, writing in a personal capacity, reflects on one of the…

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New (special) issue: Varieties of Climate Governance

October 25, 2021 admin Leave a comment

Hello everyone, the latest issue is out now. It is a special issue, edited by Navroz Dubash, on the theme…

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#HelpAStudent – interview with MSc student at University of Reading, Freddy Bilombo

October 18, 2021 admin Leave a comment

Today, the first of what we hope to be an occasional series – short interviews with MSc and PhD students…

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Call for expressions of interest: Review Co-Editor

October 4, 2021 admin Leave a comment

Environmental Politics is seeking a Review Editor — for books and other media — to join our editorial team. We are particularly…

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Interview with Ben Franta, author of “Weaponizing Economics: Big Oil & Climate Policy”

August 31, 2021 admin 2 Comments

Ben Franta, author of the recent article in Environmental Politics, “Weaponizing Economics: Big Oil and Climate Policy” (Open Access), answers…

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