In a 2011 contribution to this journal, Walker examined the ways that community is routinely
employed in carbon governance, suggesting the need for more critical approaches. Here …

This editorial introduces the special feature on the role of game-changers, broadly
conceptualized as macro-trends that change the “rules of the game,” in processes of …

Cities have special importance and the potential to serve as places for social, economic, and
ecological transition experiments. They create organisations and networks to collectively …

Driven by the need for radical change in our practices and values to escape crises, studies
on sustainability transitions have multiplied in recent years. Such radical transformations are …

This paper highlights the hitherto unrecognised role of 'alternative'places in protecting
different forms of sustainability innovation. The paper uses the concept of an alternative …

An Introduction to Population Geographies provides a foundation to the incredibly diverse,
topical and interesting field of twenty-first-century population geography. It establishes the …

In this article, I consider “alter-childhoods”: explicit attempts to imagine, construct, talk about,
and put into practice childhoods that differ from perceived mainstreams. I critically examine …

Continuing economic turbulence has fuelled debates about social and political reform as
much as it has stimulated actions and initiatives aimed at a more fundamental transition of …

Sustainability transitions research to date has paid insufficient attention to the intrinsic
benefits of grassroots innovations (GIs) in disadvantaged contexts and to issues of structural …

The wake of the 2008 financial crisis wrought economic havoc in Spain, resulting in the
widespread protest of the indignados movement. Catalonia in particular saw a flourishing of …