The overlapping global socio-ecological crises of climate change and COVID-19 pandemic
have simultaneously dominated discussions since 2020. The connections between them …

Some epistemologies remain marginalized in political ecology. Here I demonstrate why it is
important to learn from various relational margins to further advance the field. Insights and …

This article examines global extractivisms and transformative alternatives; addressing:(1)
access to and control over resources,(2) governance and recognition,(3) environmental …

This study investigates the dynamic interactions between fossil fuel-free, ESG, and carbon-
efficient investments and government stimulus in Europe before and after COVID-19. Using …

We are witnessing a proliferation of new critical scholarship on the manifold forms of
extractivism. Yet, there are risks associated with extraction being rendered a broad …

Abstract Fieldwork–“going there”–is the presumed norm and baseline of geographical
research. In this commentary, I propose a framework for challenging the normative framing …

Anthropocentric climate change presents an existential threat through impacts such as rising
sea levels, effects on agricultural crops and extreme weather events. However …

Abstract The expansion of Latin America's palm oil frontier has spurred an explosion of
interest in the social and environmental impacts of palm oil production. Researchers have …

Handbooks are products of the careful curation of a diverse collection of contributions, but
we rarely hear about how these collections come together—that is, about the processes of …

Recent works in political ecology draw attention to affective ecologies that focus on lived
experiences and fluid/relational subjectivities. The attention to affect and materiality …