This article maps out a nascent field that is currently taking shape, one that bridges
anthropological considerations of infrastructure, political ecology, and science and …

The futures of humanity and planet Earth are at stake. This is reflected not only in the
increasingly dire future imaginations of billions of people around the world but also in an …

In this article, I discuss the three dominant models of conceiving infrastructural futures in the
context of the contemporary ecological emergency and what kinds of futures each model …

Human social life is deeply embedded in ecological processes, and as Johan Goudsblom
has stressed, the interde-pendencies between humans and their" natural" environment have …

The oil crisis of 1973/74 is commonly seen as the advent of state-led attempts to restructure
rich societies' energy infrastructures. Indeed, from a historical perspective, crises have …

Global energy justice remains far out of reach. If the goal of energy justice is the universal,
equitable, and democratic provision of safe, affordable, and sustainable energy services, the …

Against the backdrop of ongoing planetary crises, this paper discusses the ambivalent
relationship between large-scale material infrastructure, particularly energy technologies …

This paper contrasts two approaches to implementing the notoriously ambiguous ideal of
sustainability: one driven by the centralized, managerial metaphor of Spaceship Earth, and …

In response to the unprecedented urban challenges, there is an urgent call for alternative
system of communal support that enable humanity to respond collectively to the crises it …

The transition from fossil fuel-powered to electric mobility is widely discussed as a trajectory
towards more efficient, affordable, and sustainable transport infrastructure. Widely ignored in …