I am a Political Geographer interested in conceptualising and understanding political change, aesthetics, and environmental knowledge politics. My research is driven by the need to understand the depoliticisation of marginalised voices and perspectives, and how knowledge about the environment is produced, contested, and mobilised in response to the global climate and ecological crises.
New Research Project
Climate Scientists, Public Intellectuals & False Hope
I am seeking UK-based climate scientists and other technically trained academic researchers to take part in a 30–60 minute interview about their role in distinguishing between genuine and false hope in public debate around climate change.
Recent Blog Posts
- A Caution on Climate Hope
- CFP RGS-IBG Accounting for nature, or holding nature to account? Critical geographies of environmental accounting
- Call for Papers – Two Sessions on Post-Foundational Geographies (at NGM and RGS)
- Aesthetics and the City
- What Repoliticisation Means and Requires: Creating the Climate for Disagreement