'Food Insecurity and Revolution in the Middle East and North Africa'studies the political
economy of agrarian transformation in the Middle East and North Africa. Examining Egypt …

This article engages with and critiques dominant theories of political ecology. It takes the
theory of ecologically unequal exchange (EUE) as the framework of critique. It assesses the …

This article outlines the visions of Tunisian and Indian dissident political thinkers and
agronomists, 1950s–1980s, for decentralised food and farming systems using just …

Discussion on food sovereignty and agro-ecology, and Anglophone rural sociology have
blind spots when it comes to the Middle East/North African (Arab) region. This article …

Faced with a more multipolar world, scholars of International Political Economy are
sharpening their tools to make sense of the longue durée of post-colonial institutions …

Autonomy has been a term often used in agrarian studies to express the ability of individuals
or collective subjects to escape the rule of capital or the control of the state. Academic …

In this article, we draw attention to similarities and synergies between eco-fascist and liberal
forms of populationism which encourage reproductive injustices against Indigenous women …

This paper considers the relationship between Samir Amin's programme for delinking,
smallholder agriculture, his theories of ecology, and the current of ecological dependency …

" This book seeks to answer questions about the origins of Tunisia's state feminist reputation
that have been germinating since the summer and fall of 2001. Thanks to the …

The agrarianist Wendell Berry wrote once that modernity had bred a dangerous and close-to-
fatal ignorance about ecology. In contrast to earlier ways of life, our social relations, which …