This paper introduces the concept of spatial justice and inequality to understandings of
energy poverty and vulnerability. By applying an explicitly spatial lens to conceptualize …

Despite the recognition that institutions matter for international development, the debates
over institutional reforms tend to obscure the role of power. Neoliberal models of …

This paper focuses on the embeddedness of energy poverty–understood as the inability to
secure a socially and materially necessitated level of energy services in the home–in the …

The on-going transition towards low-carbon forms of energy provision (frequently termed
'energy transitions') has triggered far-reaching material, economic and institutional …

Metabolisms of energy in society and space are predicated upon human labour, in ways that
are often poorly recognized in relation to the global climate challenge. I synthesize and …

In this article we explore the twisted consequences of the worldwide turn toward prohibitive
policies and criminalization in conservation. We argue that tackling environmental …

Energy affordability challenges are increasingly generating collective dissatisfaction in
Europe, but also collective solutions. We study the experiences of three social movements of …

Problems of elite capture continue to present challenges for sustainable and equitable forest
governance around the world. Our understanding of elite capture, however, remains limited …

Several studies in the biodiversity management literature investigate the potential shift from
state-based forest management to participatory management frameworks. A main challenge …

Normative judgments on sustainability underpin concepts that shape the supply scenarios of
timber consumption. The modern understanding of sustainable forest management is …