Nature-based solutions (NbS) are gaining traction in high-level, decision-making arenas as
a response to global policy challenges. Claiming to be transformative and pluralistic, NbS …

As a response to the march of privatization and neoliberal individualism, the commons have
recently re-emerged as an attractive alternative. In this article, I bring a feminist political …

In Dilemmas of Difference Sarah A. Radcliffe explores the relationship of rural indigenous
women in Ecuador to the development policies and actors that are ostensibly there to help …

Given a history in political ecology of challenging hegemonic “scientific” narratives
concerning environmental problems, the current political moment presents a potent …

This article examines research on embodiment published in Gender, Place and Culture
(GPC) over the past two decades. We searched using the keywords 'body','bodies',' …

“Giving voice” to participants has been an important element of qualitative feminist research
projects in geography. In this article, I explore scholarship that has questioned qualitative …

This review offers thoughts, queries and hesitations regarding articles drawing on
participatory action research (PAR) published over 25 years of Gender, Place and Culture. It …

This article engages critically with the concept of agency in infant and toddler educational
discourse. It is argued that agency, when conceptualised with emphasis on individuality and …

ABSTRACT Across Southeast Asia's extractive frontier, Indigenous people increasingly
negotiate an influx of nonstate actors pushing partnerships and projects to steer livelihoods …

Abstract The Galápagos National Park is an iconic site of environmental conservation;
hundreds of thousands of tourists, students, and scientists have visited the islands since the …