Research by ecological economists on degrowth is a flourishing field. Existing research has
focused on limits to (green) growth and on economic alternatives for prospering without …

This article aims to position postsocialist cities in Central and Eastern Europe in the broader
debate on urban environmental justice. The article crosscuts through all three dimensions of …

Changing our relation to the environment in a democratic way implies questioning models
and methods of socioecological relations—including work relations. This article critically …

There is growing appreciation globally of the role tourism can play in promoting justice and
equity. Nevertheless, local communities, particularly in developing countries, continue to …

Plans to open a globally significant gold mine at Roşia Montană, in the Transylvanian region
of Romania, have led to decades of controversy and struggle. This paper explores different …

Knowledge is recognised as having more value when it is created and shared amongst
stakeholders. Applying knowledge management principles can assist tourism organisations …

Comprehensive knowledge on the issues contributing to mining conflicts is crucial in
balancing between the exploitation of mineral deposits and local claims. We explore recent …

Abstract The Italian region of Campania and its capital Naples have epitomized waste
management failure in Europe since 2008 when international media covered extensively the …

In this article we aim to explore the still incipient first steps of the return of extractivism to
Europe, examining the geopolitical context that led to a reemergence of metal mining in rural …

Jenkins and Henry (1982) published a paper in Annals of Tourism Research that called for a
stronger government intervention in tourism development in developing countries until the …