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Category: Interviews

Deep incumbency and sociopolitics – a methodology workshop (Tues 18th Jan) and interview with Dr Adam Lucas

January 7, 2022 admin 1 Comment

On Tuesday 18th January 2022, from 0930 to 1230 (GMT) a workshop on “deep incumbency and sociopolitics” will take place…

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Posted in: Events, Interviews Filed under: Adam Lucas, Deep incumbency

Of Greta, Donald and #climate populism – an interview with Johan Nordensvärd and Markus Ketola

November 15, 2021 admin 1 Comment

Recently an Open Access article was published by Environmental Politics “Populism as an act of storytelling: analyzing the climate change…

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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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Indigenous resistance to extractivism and academic allyship: Interview with Sakshi Aravind @sakshiaravind

March 17, 2021 admin 1 Comment

Sakshi Aravind is a PhD student at the University of Cambridge, working on Indigenous Environmental Justice in Australia, Brazil, and…

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Dr Christine Winter on intergenerational environmental justice, indigenous perspectives and ‘what next?’

March 2, 2021 admin 1 Comment

Late last year an article “Disaster! No Surprise” was published on Environmental Politics. Its author, Dr Christine Winter, answers questions…

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Posted in: Interviews Filed under: Aotearoa New Zealand, Christine Winter, Indigenous Perspectives, Intergenerational Environmetnal Justice, kaitiakitanga, Maori

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