This paper considers aspects of spatial justice in the processes of land acquisition for large-
scale solar energy projects in the developmentalist context of India. It explores the case of …

Digital data—including technologically-mediated data generated by blockchain-enabled
traceability—is performing an increasingly integral role in extractive operations, but scarce …

The constructs of 'territory'and 'terrain'are the subject of increasing scrutiny within political
geography. While momentum builds in their interrogation as both diverse and lively …

Rob Nixon's recent theorization of slow violence deliberates on specific forms of violence
that unfold gradually and in unspectacular ways. However, discussions about the …

The oil and gas business in Nigeria has brought unparalleled fluctuations to the Nigerian
economy, mostly in the past five decades after it substituted agriculture as the basis of the …

As plans for expanding fossil fuel infrastructure continue to ramp up despite threats to the
planet, how are geographers to address the criminalisation and prosecution of peaceful acts …

How do invisible beings in the forested hinterlands complicate the work of bureaucrats in the
capital? What do dreams and the beings who visit them have to do with state power …

Industrial economies require a steady supply of energy to reproduce and grow. Oil and gas
companies fulfil that socio-economic function by constantly finding, extracting and …

Anger, grief, regret and shame are some of the myriad ways that people narrate a decade of
life along the Chad‐Cameroon Oil Pipeline. These stories reveal a perceptive and collective …

Responding to calls for increased attention to actions and reactions “from above” within the
extractive industry, we offer a decolonial critique of the ways in which corporate entities and …