The global-industrial food system is both a major contributor to climate change and a cause
of widespread human displacement. Despite evidence of the interrelationships among food …

Context For nearly three years, the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted human well-being
and livelihoods, communities, and economies in myriad ways with consequences for social …

The politics of food, climate, energy, and the yet unfinished work of ending colonialism run
square through questions of land. The classical agrarian question has taken on new forms …

Climate reductive translations of migration attract international attention, but result in three
problematic misreadings of Bangladesh's socioecological landscape. First, attributing …

While stories of 'climate migrants' regularly make the news, local perspectives often paint a
different picture of migration motivations. Based on the case of 'Chile's first climate migrants' …

Abstract 'Food sovereignty'is an alternative paradigm for food and agriculture which aims to
guarantee and protect people's space, ability, and right to define their own models of …

In this article, we extend a theory of disorientations to reveal how attempts to fix and control
both water and people are disrupting once‐fluid relationships between the Tonle Sap Lake …

Climate reductive translations of migration attract international attention, but result in three
problematic misreadings of Bangladesh's socioecological landscape. First, attributing …

Placing attention on counter narratives from fishing communities in Dakar and Saint Louis in
Senegal, we present how the climate crisis and its complex nexus with (im) mobility is …

Hydropower dam projects in the Lower Mekong Basin are part of long-term and interactive
land and water transformations, displacement, and violence. Within these ongoing …