POLITICAL ECOLOGY FORUM
POLITICAL ECOLOGY FORUM
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Virtual Forum

Interview

Sr Researcher Natalia Mamonova. Food security, food sovereignty, and collective action during the war in Ukraine

Aug 2023

Interview

Professor Arturo Escobar. Exploring pluriversal politics

June 2023

Interview

Professor Oswaldo Zavala. Drug cartels do not exist

June 2023

Interview

Professor Andrea Nightingale. Intersectionality in Feminist Political Ecology

March 2023

Interview

Professor Jin Xue. Degrowth and the Future of Sustainable Planning
January 2023

Interview

Dara Sands. Dewilding ‘Wolf-land’: Exploring the Historical Dimensions of Human-Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence in Ireland.
November 2022

Conference session

Noé Mendoza. Are Yucatec Mayans 'survivors' or 'promoters' of De-Agrarianization? Ontological ambiguity and adaptation.
POLLEN Conference 2022/23 // Workshop: Conservation and Agrarian Change // Session 5 - Deagrarianization: What are the underlying reasons and effects with focus on livelihoods, poverty reduction and climate change
October 2022

Seminar

Juudit Ottelin. In search of a sustainable society - perspectives from sociometabolic research.
October 2022

Interview

Alexander Dunlap. A breath of fresh air in academia.
October 2022

Seminar

Limits to Growth +50: Can economies keep growing indefinitely on a finite planet?
NMBU's Sustainability Arena 'Embedding Planetary Boundaries in Science Policy and Education'

 

Interview

Tor A. Benjaminsen. Klimaforsker Tor Benjaminsen om rettferdighet
NMBU — March 2022

 

Seminar

Tor A. Benjaminsen. A political ecology of Sámi reindeer pastoralism in Norway
October 2021

Interview

Teshome Hunduma Mulesa (lead author). Plularistic Seed System Development: A Patch to Seed Security?
October 2021

Interview

John A. McNeish. Sovereign Forces: Everyday Challenges to Environmental Governance in Latin America
September 2021

Interview

Paul Robbins. Political Ecology in relation to Eco-Modernism and Degrowth
February 2021

Interview

Tor A. Benjaminsen: Hva skjer i Mali? 
NMBU — October 2020

 

Documentary

Ian Bryceson. Marine Biodiversity and Villager's Voices
2019

Documentary

Carsten Sørensen. The Timbuktu Documentaries (link). Based on research by Tor A. Benjaminsen
Part 1: African El Dorado or End of the World? 
Part 2: Where Water is Life and Milk is Food

POLITICAL ECOLOGY FORUM

Interview

Lyla Mehta and Claudia Ringler: Forced displacement why rights matter? 
Between the Lines. 8-July-2020

Interview

Lyla Mehta and Claudia Ringler: Water for food security, nutrition and social justice 
Between the Lines. 6-March-2020

 

Lecture

Lyla Mehta: Climate change, uncertainty and the city. Challenges and opportunities for transdisciplinary co-production and transformation
Realizing Just Cities UK. 6-December-2019

Lecture

Tor A. Benjaminsen: Jihad in the Desert: what’s the weather got to do with it?
Danish Institute for International Studies. 8-November-2019