There is a resurgent interest in the study of 'urban commons' in critical geography
scholarship as a way to reimagine cities beyond the pervasive neoliberal framing. Inspired …

This chapter explores some of the common threads between Feminist Political Ecology
(FPE) and Community Economies scholarship, highlighting the centrality of care work …

The connections between time and space have been studied considerably in quantitative
and qualitative research on the geographies of care; however, researchers tend to prioritize …

Studies show that, in times of need, Indigenous people across the continent now referred to
as 'Australia'tend to rely more on the 'informal'connections of support, care and trust made …

Abortion is a routine medical procedure: global abortion statistics suggest that, on average,
a woman will have one abortion during her lifetime (Guttmacher, 2018, p. 8). Yet the issue is …

In a world where we use words like post-truth and post-political non-ironically, Maria Puig de
la Bellacasa's exploration of the politics of knowledge production is, for me, a long cool drink …

Despite the shortened commodity chain created for coffee through fair trade, there still exist
a number of actors within certified commodity exchange. This chain is populated by …

Reassessing interpretations of development with a new approach to fair trade Is fair trade
really fair? Who is it for, and who gets to decide? Fair Trade Rebels addresses such …

'Agency', understood most broadly, refers to an entity's capacity to make particular things
happen or to stop them from happening. Economic agency, in particular, is the power to …

The reproductive and care work predominantly undertaken by women has historically been
undervalued in traditional measures of the economy. However, calls for more work, or better …