… Dominate socio-cultural values and powerful political positions, as we know, gain a … has
spent the day in the office and the underground. Keeping quiet in the factory makes shouting in …

… political ecology perspective that brings subaltern women’s voices to the forefront, and argues
that the underground … Second negation of modernist views of the underground comes from …

… , cultural and visual histories have long identified diverse imaginations of the underground
… very modern separation of nature and culture, wherein ‘underground worlds have provided a …

… How is the experience of underground places influenced by age, gender or culture? How can
… affective atmospheres, political ecology and analytic frameworks of a social underground, …

… Another important area of anarchist political ecology that is … that ‘another world’ is not only
possible, but has been, and continues to be, actual. We learn to face the real of the culture of …

… Regardless of why people go underground, the worlds they generate are both socio-culturally
rich and "naturally" complex. Emerging as the result of millions of years of sedimentation, …

… with the underground in political geography and geopolitics. … subsequent economic, political
and cultural development told … the 2016 RGS-IBG annual conference in London – thank you …

… Second, ‘underground multiculturalism’ flags the political peripherality of Chocó’s mining
organisation, whereby people stake their claims to gold and negotiate their relations of property…

… exploration from cultural and political geographic perspectives… their ecologies but to the
preservation of the cultural heritage … of the Political Geologies session of the 2018 Conference of …

… into the earth, oxidizing and then igniting underground coal seams that broke cracks into the
… region as a political frontier within colonial South Asia. The second section shifts from this …