This article studies the expansion of large-scale wind energy projects on the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec (Mexico) and local socio-environmental conflicts that have emerged in …

In this article, we argue that othering is central to the government of climate change.
Critically engaging with Foucault's ideas on biopolitics and racism, we elaborate a …

The IPCC reports represent a powerful discursive and institutional undertaking. However,
the IPCC has faced criticism for its different organizational and functional biases which …

In this paper, we review the existing social science scholarship focused on hydropower
development in the Himalayan region, using an interpretive lens attuned to issues of time …

Locally and globally, mega-hydraulic projects have become deeply controversial. Recently,
despite widespread critique, they have regained a new impetus worldwide. The …

Rapidly expanding hydropower development in areas prone to geological and hydro-
climatic hazards poses multiple environmental and technological risks. Yet, so far these …

We examine the social resistance against large dams as environmental justice movements
in four case studies-the Sardar Sarovar Project from India, the Hidrosogamoso from …

The extent to which infrastructures being deployed for a postcarbon transition can be
considered sustainable has been increasingly scrutinized within the critical turn in energy …

The concept of planetary urbanization has emerged in recent years amongst neo‐
Lefebvrian urban scholars who see urbanization as a process taking place at all spatial …

Corporate misperceptions of environmental risks are relatively frequent and can have
catastrophic consequences, as in the case of the two recent tailings dam breaks in Brazil of …