The distribution of trees and access to nature is rarely equitable across urban
neighborhoods. This injustice is present in many cities, and its origins are predominantly …

In efforts to become “smart cities,” local governments are adopting various technologies that
promise opportunities for increasing participation by expanding access to public comment …

Introduction There is a growing demand for urban forest management that prioritizes
genuine community involvement, acknowledges power imbalances within society, and …

Q methodology combines qualitative and quantitative approaches to measure subjectivity by
identifying shared worldviews among participants. Since Q methodology was first introduced …

Urban food forests are woody perennial food producing species intentionally planted and
managed for their food products. Research and public interest in urban food forests is …

Employing innovations in media studies, southern cultural studies, and approaches to the
global South, this collection of essays examines aspects of the southern imaginary in …

Among European populist radical right (PRR) parties, the call for environmental protection
has historically been embedded in ethnic nationalist ideas of the interrelation of land, nation …

Qualitative researchers can usually discern the difference between obedient speech and
fearless, critical, or oppositional speech. Yet the context in which speech acts are performed …

Although predator killing is a global phenomenon, few studies interrogate the individual and
societal drivers of choosing lethal versus non-lethal actions towards coyotes. Results here …

In December 2014, Netflix released a drama documentary titled Free the Nipple that follows
a group of young women in New York City who began a campaign to protest criminalization …