The special issue dedicated to events and sustainability is introduced here. We provide
synopses of the papers, preceded by an introductory essay that examines how event studies …

This paper reports on a systematic review of the literature around governance and water
infrastructure in England to analyse data on the application, or absence, of justice themes. It …

The changing climate, rapid increases in global consumption, and shock events are
increasing stress on water resources globally. For policy makers and water sector …

Academia, as many other sectors, has faced wide-ranging disruptions due to COVID-19,
with teaching and research activity conducted entirely online in many countries. Before the …

The commodification of hot spring bathing reflects a diversification of alternative modalities
for healing and leisure. It also presents challenges for the development of sustainable …

COVID-19 has caused unprecedented disruption to previously settled everyday routines,
prompting a period of forced experimentation as people have adjusted to rapid changes in …

Recent studies have shown that consumers' perception of the environmental sustainability of
a product can be cultivated as a unique competitive advantage. The exhibition industry is the …

This paper seeks to better understand urban sustainability experimentation with reference to
the bodily sensations of composting household food waste. Taking our lead from Deleuze …

In her contribution to the inaugural edition of this journal, Bente Halkier (2022: 52) noted that
'[f] ood consumption is an exemplar of the intermingling of a highly routinised but …

Water is an indispensable requirement for life for health and many other purposes, but not
all water is safe for consumption. Thus, various metrics, such as biological, chemical, and …