Good wishes and a selection of events and blog posts for the pause

By Undisciplined Environments Editorial Collective

Dear readers

We are taking a short summer break from publishing during the month of August, to recharge and continue working together in the Fall. Wishing everyone a restful and joyful summer, and renewed energies in the struggles for social and ecological justice.

You can join some of us at the 8th Degrowth Conference, online and in The Hague, August 24-28. Check out the amazing program at degrowth.nl.

In the meantime, you can check out some of our most recently published posts:

• Narrating political ecologies through film: An interview with documentary filmmaker Taylor Rees by Marek Kaczyński and Marta Ewa Romaneczko
• Rural Connections of Populism in Central and Eastern Europe by Natalia Mamonova
• Where have all the commons gone in Italy? A new podcast by Emanuele Leonardelli
• Peru: Castillo’s Triumph and Popular Environmentalism (with a Spanish version here) by Raquel Neyra
• Colonial Climates, Decolonial Futures: Reflections from Puerto Rico by Gustavo García López

You could also read some of the most viewed posts since last year:

• Green New Deal(s): A Resource List for Political Ecologists by Diego Andreucci and Gustavo García López
• Within and beyond the pandemic: Demanding a Care Income and a feminist Green New Deal for Europe by Stefania Barca
• Ecosocialism versus degrowth: a false dilemma by Giacomo D’Alisa
• Life as Commons by Stavros Stavrides
• The Political Use of Parasites by Massimo De Angelis

Or, revisit some of the most popular posts from previous years:

• The trouble with rewilding by Irma Allen
• A comprehensive political ecology reading list by Julian Bloomer
• Defending limits is not Malthusian by Giorgos Kallis
• Undisciplining Political Ecology: A Minifesto by Marco Armiero, Stefania Barca and Irina Velicu
• Political ecology in, and of, the Australian bushfires by Simon Batterbury

Finally, you can get acquainted with our ongoing series we have been publishing over the last year: Political Ecologies of the Far Right , Green inequalities in the city, and Reimagining, remembering and reclaiming water

Top image: Summer of our Power, 2015, by Climate Justice Alliance, part of their OurPower initiative. Source: https://climatejusticealliance.org/2015-summer-of-our-power-just-transition-fellows/