This paper puts forward an anarchist political ecology critique of extreme energy extractivism
by examining corporate and state responses (or 'political reactions from above') to anti …

This paper investigates the political contestation over hydraulic fracturing of shale gas, or
'fracking', in the UK. Based on an analysis of four public inquiries, it shows how both …

To date there have been very few studies that have sought to investigate the crimes, harms
and human rights violations associated with the process of 'extreme energy', whereby …

The process of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) to produce shale gas remains controversial.
Most research in this area has focussed on the environmental and economic impacts, with …

Abstract The German Rhineland is home to the world's largest opencast lignite coal mine
and human-made hole–the Hambach mine. Over the last seven years, RWE, the mine …

Acceleration in political support for critical minerals industry development is linked to
securing resource supply chains essential to low carbon futures. This commentary reviews …

To date, most shale gas impacts experienced by local residents in the UK and Poland have
not emerged directly from development but rather from the social processes and interactions …

Recent debates have drawn attention to the centrality of crime and disorder discourses
within the rationale of contemporary urban entrepreneurial rule and how these have …

The environment is one of the political issue areas identified earliest in the post-Cold War
context as susceptible to securitisation (see Deudney 1990), defined as a way of treating an …

The exploitation of shale gas resources is a significant issue of environmental justice.
Uneven distributions of risks and social impacts to local site communities must be balanced …