In this article, we review the theory of ecologically unequal exchange and its relevance for
global environmental injustice. According to this theory, global political–economic factors …

Human actions are transforming ecosystems across the globe. Six frameworks aid in
understanding the forces that drive human stress on the environment and human responses …

World-systems analysis has developed rapidly over the past thirty years. Today's students
and junior scholars come to world-systems analysis as a well-established approach …

Recent decades have seen a rapid expansion of environmental activity in the world,
including the signing of a growing number of environmental treaties and the formation of …

This article introduces a novel (environmental) interpretation of a “Keynesian coordination
game” and develops four potential scenarios to remaining within a global carbon emissions …

An estimated 75 percent of new infectious diseases are zoonotic in origin, directly resulting
from human and animal interactions (CDC, 2017). New diseases like COVID-19 most often …

The authors assess the extent to which particular characteristics of economic globalization at
the national level influence the likelihood of individuals expressing concern for the natural …

This paper is a replication and extension of Buitenzorgy and Mol (2011). We recreate the
data and analyses from that paper on the impact of democracy on deforestation from 1990 …

The objective of sustainability measurement is to move environmental decision making
toward more rigorous, quantitative and empirical foundations. One of the most …

This study explores the potential links between specialization in cocoa exports and
deforestation in developing nations through the lens of ecologically unequal exchange …