New Books Network podcast: Black climates. Notes on race, our environment, and visions for equitable futures
Pauline Heinrichs talks to Selina Nwulu about her latest book.
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New Books Network podcast: Decolonizing environmentalism alternative visions and practices of environmental action
Pauline Heinrichs from Environment and Climate Politics talks to Prakash Kashwan about his book.
A justice approach to climate and environmental issues in Turkey's Kurdish region
Read Nisan Alici's article on research supported by an Early Career Small Research Grant.
Spotlight on: Gala Kumec
PhD candidate Gala Kumec shares her research interests and future plans.
Spotlight on: Joe Dolan
PhD candidate Joe Dolan shares his research interests and future plans.
Spotlight on: Aishwarya Sanas
PhD candidate Aishwarya Sanas shares her research interests and future plans.
Spotlight on: Chris Saltmarsh
PhD candidate Chris Saltmarsh shares his research interests and future plans.
Leaning into this difficult political moment for climate mitigation
Caroline Kuzemko discusses her new book on the politics of climate change mitigation
Spotlight on: Mir Wafa Rasheeq
PhD candidate Mir Wafa Rasheeq shares her research interests and future plans.
New Books Network podcast - African climate futures
Pauline Heinrichs talks to Carl Death about his latest book.
Spotlight on: Margarida Gama
PhD candidate Margarida Gama shares her research interests and future plans.
Overlooked dimensions: Emotions in environmental movements and green politics
Dr Efser Rana Coşkun on her new book Unraveling Emotions in Environmental Movements and Green Politics.
New Books Network podcast - States of transition
Pauline Heinrichs talks to Peter Newell about his latest book.
Spotlight on: Dakila Yee
PhD candidate Dakila Yee shares his research interests and future plans.
Two decades of analysing the state in the green transition: Where are we now?
Mathias Larsen and James Jackson explore why climate researchers routinely return to the state.
States of transition? From governing the environment to transforming society
Peter Newell discusses his new book on governing the environment and transforming society.
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