This review engages with literature on authoritarian populism, focusing specifically on its
relationship to the environment. We analyze hybrid combinations of authoritarianism and …

Drawing inspiration from popular efforts to connect a wide array of political struggles, this
symposium examines the ways that racial‐colonial politics unfold through nature and …

In this article we seek to intervene in conversations that frame Black abolition and
decolonisation as antagonistic political projects. We respond to Garba and Sorentino's …

According to Sylvia Wynter, we are “a storytelling species”: The capacity to narrate the world
might be what we hold most in common as “humans” across diverse geographies. In this …

The Anthropocene, Capitalocene, and Plantationocene are propositions for new ways of
understanding the role of people on the planet. The theories hold that humans, capitalism, or …

This article advances a novel approach to investigating geographies of settler colonialism
and environmental justice through a critical physical geography (CPG) of water scarcity in …

In this article we examine the root causes and consequences of forced displacement in
Guerrero, Mexico. Drawing upon Latin American and Caribbean decolonial feminist thought …

In the intersection of Indigenous tourism and gender, a pressing question arises: How can
Indigenous women lead sustainability and gender equality in the tourism industry? To shed …

Handbooks are products of the careful curation of a diverse collection of contributions, but
we rarely hear about how these collections come together—that is, about the processes of …

Global South scholars have long documented and theorised their communities' struggles
against the ecological degradation, toxic contamination, and climate change–related …