Urban greening is a buzz term in urban policy and research settings in Australia and
elsewhere. In a context of settler colonial urbanism, like Australia, a first fact becomes clear …

Over the past decade, there has been increased international interest in understanding and
recognizing the contribution of Indigenous natural and cultural resource management …

Western environmentalism and conservation are deeply entangled with histories of
colonialism. This entanglement has marginalised Indigenous and migrant perspectives on …

The cooperation between Sámi actors and environmentalists in the resistance of loggings in
the conflict over forestry in Inari, in Finnish Sápmi, in the 2000s has been presented as a …

This article is written from the position of eco-socialist scholarship. Given that anthropogenic
climate change that is driven by the expropriation of the atmospheric commons constitutes a …

Abstract In contemporary Australia, as Tony Birch argues, racist stereotyping of Indigenous
people, colonial dispossession and climate change are linked, especially through the violent …

This article provides a comparative analysis of localised contests over the reclamation of
new islands for resort-style development projects in waters near tourist destinations in Bali …

This chapter analyses non-violent environmental extremism in Australia through a spatial
lens. After setting out the general features of environmental activism, it examines the …

Dans les années 1990, la diffusion croissante du concept de «développement durable» a
estompé la distinction entre développement économique et conservation environnementale …

In Australia, Indigenous people contest the idea that any place, land, sea or sky, can be
undisturbed wilderness; everywhere has a story and a cultural context. Aboriginal land …