In reaction to the economic and ecological injustices perpetrated by neoliberal capitalism
and corporate-led globalization, as well as the global pandemic and deepening climate …

The systemic crisis of neoliberal capitalism is not only economic and ecological in nature, as
is manifest in the explosive growth in global economic and ecological inequalities, but is …

Criminologists have firmly established the myriad of harms and inequalities the prison
industrial complex produces for those who are incarcerated, their kin, and their communities …

For us, this lack of coherency has long been a source of frustration. But it is also exciting, as
it suggests the emergence of a new knowledge field. We envision this handbook as a first …

The environmental justice (EJ) literature can benefit from comparative analysis that helps to
identify conditions for more and less successful outcomes. A data set of 50 EJ cases in the …

Property speculation has long served a role in the settler colonial appropriation of land and
the racialised uneven development of contemporary cities. This future‐oriented approach to …

Capitalism is a for-profit economic system in which private businesses compete for survival
in the marketplace. Without an adequate rate of profit, and hence rate of capital …

As Philadelphia's postindustrial River Wards landscape undergoes a development boom,
dust from construction projects settles on surrounding parks, gardens, and homes, and in the …

This study advances understanding of environmental inequality by examining its production
through the interaction of two ubiquitous and ongoing urban‐ecological processes …

This article examines anti‐litter labour in Philadelphia as a site of political possibility.
Drawing on four years of ethnographic fieldwork conducted with a grassroots anti‐litter …