Critical Reflections of Population Panics. Click to read Pop-Panic, by Joe Padgett Herz, a Substack publication. Launched a year ago.

The razor-thin margin, however, is effectively a statistical tie. Official results likely delayed until manual count completed

The introduction to this Symposium outlines how actually existing movements contest various forms of “colonial Natures,” from settler property regimes to extractive frontiers and conservation landsca...

James A. Fraser (Honorary Researcher, Lancaster Environment Centre) ***Versión en español disponible aquí*** As Colombia gears up for Presidential elections this May 2026, Iván Cepeda, the presidentia...

Call for Proposals, November 2025 Last year we received 169 strong applications with a success rate of 5.9%. We anticipate funding a similar number of 10-12 grants in the next application year. Antipo...

This article critically examines the absence of a public health approach to the well-being of coca leaf producers in Colombia, a group disproportionately affected by the War on Drugs. While harm re...

Land is central to contemporary debates about politics. Land sustains the livelihoods of millions through farming, livestock keeping, hunting and collecting. Such livelihoods are intimately bound up w...

Danny McNally (Teesside University) on Noam Leshem’s Edges of Care: Living and Dying in No Man’s Land Read Review

Desiree Valadares (UBC), Kawena Elkington (UH Mānoa), Haylee Makana Kushi (UH Hilo), Kelema Lee Moses (UC San Diego), and Laurel Mei-Singh (UT Austin) on Juliet Nebolon’s Settler Militarism: World War...

Ayyaz Mallick (University of Liverpool) On 22 April 2025, armed militants killed over 20 tourists in the Indian-occupied part of Kashmir. In response, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in De...

Videos This video series will give insight into postcolonial dynamics of peace and conflict in Africa, Asia and Latin America. The episodes will feature interviews with researchers investigating regio...

Call for Proposals, October 2024 Last year we received 225 strong applications with a success rate of 6.2%. We anticipate funding a similar number of 10-12 grants in the next application year. Antipod...

Organised by Vincent Guermond (Queen Mary University of London), Katherine Brickell (King’s College London) and Nithya Natarajan (King’s College London) Social reproduction is about how we live, how l...

npj Biodiversity - Mapping the patriarchy in conservation

Catherine Hall discusses the history of racial capitalism, colonizing geographies, social reproduction, and her groundbreaking new book Lucky Valley.