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Category: Guest Posts

The radically unradical ‘Beyond Growth’ conference: Disclosing Eurocentric and colonial narratives

May 22, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill 3 Comments

Guest post by Dr Sabaheta Ramčilović-Suominen who attended the Beyond Growth Conference, 2023. Here she reflects on her experience, and…

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Interview with Dr Andrew Baldwin, on race, climate change and the figure of the climate migrant / refugee.

May 19, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Dr Andrew Baldwin is an Associate Professor at the University of Durham. In this interview, we discuss the argument of…

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Why – and how – to be a book reviewer

April 27, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

A conversation with reviews editor Marit Hammond on the review process for ‘Environmental Politics‘. As a reviews editor for EP,…

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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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Posted in: Guest Posts Filed under: Food, Nicholas Beuret

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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Posted in: Guest Posts Filed under: Sapan, Southasia

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