Political Ecology researchers participate in a variety of research projects, produce policy and briefing notes, participate in networks with colleagues around the world and publish in world-renowned academic journals.
Here are some examples of our research.
Building urban resilience through urban agriculture?
Urban farming as a sustainable solution to cities’ over-dependence on international food chains
Commodity & land rushes and regimes
Reshaping the politics of food, climate, labour and citizenship
Making the transition to a circular economy
holistic approach for the evaluation and realization of the transition towards a circular economy
