Publications – Situated Ecologies

Oct

The “Grounding book” is now out! Published as #OpenAccess by MIT Press. “Grounding Urban Natures”.

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We won the MIT Press Library Award! Our recently published edited book Grounding Urban Natures: Histories and Futures of Urban Ecologies (2019, MIT Press) can now be downloaded #OpenAccess as Read more

Apr

The “Obscene book” is now out! “Urban Political Ecology in the Anthropo-obscene,” published by Routledge

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Tags: SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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How to organize anew the articulation between emancipatory theory and political activism? This is the central organising theme in this edited volume. It represents a major effort and lots of Read more

May

Notes After a Research Project is Finished: Looking Beyond Peer-reviewed Publications

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Tags: Natural Resource Management, Nature Conservation, SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies, Urban Ecology

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The Ways of Knowing Urban Ecologies project started in 2011 and finished in December 2016. Below follows the final report I submitted to the funder Formas and some additional notes. The project Read more

May

Newly submitted manuscripts on urban social-ecology in our MOVE project on Cape Town & New Orleans

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Tags: Social movements, Urban Ecology

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We have recently submitted several publications based on empirical data generated in Cape Town and New Orleans as part of the MOVE project. Joshua Lewis from the Tulane University’s new Read more

Aug

New article: Narrative and value articulation of contested green spaces in Cape Town, New York and London

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Tags: Citizen associations, Comparative urbanism, Environmental Humanities, Natural Resource Management, Nature Conservation, SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies

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How are values of contested urban green spaces articulated across cultural contexts such as Cape Town, New York and London? What is the relation between civics and urban designers in value articulation? A Read more

May

New Publication: Unlearning [un]located ideas in the provincialization of urban theory

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Tags: African urbanism, Comparative urbanism, SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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Photo by Alicia Nijda, Wikimedia Commons

A new publication from our Situated UPE Collective was just published in Regional Studies by Mary Lawhon, Jonathan Silver, Henrik Ernstson and Joseph Pierce. It continues our contribution to Urban Political Read more

Mar

Great papers tagged by Antipode to our Situated UPE paper from 2014

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Tags: SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies, UPE—Urban Political Ecology

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See below some of the great papers tagged by Antipode to our Situated UPE paper from 2014. Here is a great collection for those interested in re-making the study of urban political Read more

Mar

Marnie Graham defended her thesis on Postcolonial Nature Conservation

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Tags: Cape Town, Environmental Humanities, Global South Urbanisms, Natural Resource Management, Nature Conservation, Postcolonial Studies, SUPE—Situated Urban Political Ecologies

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Marnie Graham successfully defended her PhD thesis at Stockholm University on “Postcolonial Nature Conservation and Collaboration” on the 27th of February 2015. Her study is part of our “Ways Of Knowing Read more

Apr

Between place and universalism—review of Lachmund’s book “Greening Berlin”

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Tags: Book project, Civic networks, Historical research, UPE—Urban Political Ecology, Urban Ecology, Urban Studies

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Henrik Ernstson just published a review of the book Greening Berlin by Jens Lachmund in the journal Science and Technology Studies (full review here).The book which is published by MIT Press Read more

Sep

Grounding Urban Natures – report from June book workshop in Stockholm

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Tags: Book project, Comparative urbanism, Environmental Humanities, Historical research, UPE—Urban Political Ecology, Urban Studies

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Authors in the Grounding Urban Natures book project in the Ways of Knowing Urban Nature project.

The book project on ‘Contested Urban Natures’ (and here) with case studies across the world is moving forward. We had a great workshop in June with the authors. The workshop was integrated with Read more

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