The University of Arizona

Vol 25, No 1 (2018)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.2458/jpe.v25i1

Table of Contents

Articles

  1. Political ecology of asymmetric ecological knowledges: diverging views on the eucalyptus-water nexus in the Taita Hills, Kenya

    Johanna Hohenthal, Marinka Räsänen, Paola Minoia

    PDF 1-19
  2. A study in dispossession: the political ecology of phosphate in Tunisia

    Mathieu Rousselin

    PDF 20-39
  3. A cartography of dispossession: assessing spatial reorganization in state-led conservation in Saadani, Tanzania

    Alejandra Orozco-Quintero, Leslie King

    PDF 40-63
  4. Testing the water, challenging the narratives of sustainable development: student volunteer research promoting public health in rural Panama in the shadow of an "eco-playground"

    William L. Alexander

    PDF 64-79
  5. Environmental remediation and its discontents: the contested cleanup of Vieques, Puerto Rico

    Katherine T McCaffrey

    PDF 80-103
  6. Permacultures of transformation: steps to a cultural ecology of environmental action

    Thomas Henfrey, Lucy Ford

    PDF 104-119
  7. Insurrection for land, sea and dignity: resistance and autonomy against wind energy in Álvaro Obregón, Mexico

    Alexander Dunlap

    PDF 120-143
  8. From colonial fortresses to neoliberal landscapes in Northern Tanzania: a biopolitical ecology of wildlife conservation

    Jevgeniy Bluwstein

    PDF 144-168
  9. WHO guidelines challenged in Botswana: traditional medicine between healing, politics and witchcraft

    Klaus Geiselhart

    PDF 169-185
  10. Narrating technonatures: discourses of biotechnology in a neoliberal era

    Myles Carroll

    PDF 186-204
  11. Reinterpreting energy poverty in Zimbabwe: a scalar perspective

    Ellen Fungisai Chipango

    PDF 205-220
  12. "Grow what you eat, eat what you grow": urban agriculture as middle class intervention in India

    Camille Frazier

    PDF 221-238
  13. Conflict ecologies: Connecting political ecology and peace and conflict studies

    Philippe LeBillon, Rosaleen V Duffy

    PDF 239-260
  14. Looking beyond the idyllic representations of the rural: The Konkan Railway controversy and middle-class environmentalism in India

    Sreeja Jaiswal

    PDF 261-278
  15. 'It's very not fair': Maize, money, and moral economies in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania

    Natasha Alice Watts

    PDF 279-291
  16. Water driven Palestinian agricultural frontiers: the global ramifications of transforming local irrigation

    Julie Trottier, Jeanne Perrier

    PDF 292-311
  17. El patrimonio biocultural maya-yucateco desde la perspectiva de la ecología política: el caso del huerto familiar en Chimay

    Mauricio F. López Barreto, Francisco Iván Hernández Cuevas, Javier Becerril-García

    PDF 312-331
  18. (En)gendering exposure: pregnant farmworkers and the inadequacy of pesticide notification

    Madison Barbour, Julie Guthman

    PDF 332-349
  19. Representing environment and development – tracing links between drivers, representations and power dynamics in cocoa sustainability and beyond

    Judith Krauss

    PDF 426-445

Power in Political Ecology

  1. Power theories in political ecology

    Hanne Svarstad, Tor A. Benjaminsen, Ragnhild Overå

    PDF 350-363
  2. Managing sandstorms through resettling pastoralists in China: how multiple forms of power govern the environment at/across scales

    Qian Zhang

    PDF 364-380
  3. Theorizing power in political ecology: the 'where' of power in resource governance projects

    Helene Ahlborg, Andrea J Nightingale

    PDF 381-401
  4. Political ecologies of biopower: diversity, debates, and new frontiers of inquiry

    Connor J Cavanagh

    PDF 402-425

Book Reviews

  1. Ives, Sarah. 2017. Steeped in heritage: the racial politics of South African rooibos tea. Durham: Duke University Press. Reviewed by Emma McDonell

    Emma McDonell

    PDF
  2. Lora-Wainwright, Anna. 2017. Resigned activism: living with pollution in rural China. Reviewed by Grettel Navas

    Grettel Navas

    PDF
  3. Osterhoudt, Sarah R. 2017. Vanilla landscapes: meaning, memory, and the cultivation of place in Madagascar. Reviewed by Laura S. Meitzner Yoder

    Laura Meitzner Yoder

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