During the 2010s, several studies questioned the conceptual stability of “post-socialism.” I
review some of these critiques, paying particular attention to the contradictions of the “Global …

While alternative food networks (AFNs) have become the leading conceptualisation of
sustainable food systems, vibrant scholarship on food self‐provisioning (FSP) in Central and …

In this article we explore how nature becomes part of the city through the example of
allotment gardening in the city of Prague, in the Czech Republic. Prague allotments were …

This paper brings together two streams of literature which rarely enter into conversation:
diverse economies scholarship and critical readings of postsocialism. Mobilising the cases …

The global phenomena of wildlife migration to urban areas unsettle notions of the city being
exclusively for humans. Using a dialogue between urban political ecology and multispecies …

This paper explores parks in Bucharest under regulations prompting greening projects and
how, through these, the past has reclaimed markers evoking refeudalisation. Shifting the …

This article explores the postwar racialization of socionatural metabolisms as Michigan
consolidated its capacities to regulate water pollution in the St. Clair–Detroit River corridor …

There have been a number of organised discussions about the media in Slovakia in recent
times. This study analyses them to find answers to several research questions. One question …

This thesis looks at how people engage with and are affected by urban greening projects in
Prague, Czech Republic. Greening projects, such as parks and gardens, increase the …

Abstract In winter 2016/2017, a series of smog fits forcefully opened a public debate about
air pollution in Warsaw, Poland. Set against the backdrop of the environmental concerns …