El artículo analiza los efectos de la minería en los territorios y en los modos de vida de
pobladores locales, al igual que la violencia que genera tanto hacia hombres como …

The drilling phase of oil and natural gas development is a growing area of environmental
justice (EJ) research, particularly in the United States. Its emergence complements the …

Where host communities are marginalized by industry practices, energy social science
researchers must ensure that their research does not doubly exacerbate extractive practices …

Advancing relational accounts of 'resource-making'processes by deploying insights from
science and technology studies, this article outlines crucial new lines of inquiry for …

In the contested space of energy production in Canada, tension and a series of disputes
over land and rights have arisen between the state, industry and local Aboriginal …

The 2300-person community of Gloucester, New South Wales in Australia anticipated the
prospect of coal seam gas (CSG) development, a form of unconventional natural gas, for …

Resource extraction has both direct and indirect impacts on women, and research has
shown that such impacts are differentiated from those on men. Violence against women …

Small and remote resource towns face a variety of challenges, including boom and bust
cycles, deindustrialization, as well as ineffective top-down development policies, which have …

Oklahoma is an oil and gas state where residents have historically been supportive of the
industry. However, a dramatic increase in seismic activity between 2009 and the present …

Multiple use forests in the United States take on different meanings for people who live,
work, and recreate on the land. Forests are imbued with often contested visions of what the …