Laura Pulido considers the relationship between U.S. white nationalism and the Republican Party’s (GOP) record of climate obstruction.

Kregg Hetherington explores ways to bring other living entities into our analyses of Latin American politics to illuminate the complex relations of human and non-human worlds without falling back on easy symmetries or analogies. 

Mateo Mier y Terán Giménez explores agroecology as a transdisciplinary field and its potential to transform food systems. Mateo emphasizes participatory action research and the facilitation of communities of learning and practice as an opportunity to bridge different forms of knowledge for the co-construction of transformative agroecology.

Andrea Ballestero explores the dispute of groundwater worlds through an ethnographic perspective in Costa Rica.