Devrim Eren (she/her)

Devrim Eren is a doctoral student in Global and Area Studies at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Department of Asian and African Studies. Her research bridges environmental inequalities, intersectionality and decolonial praxis. Her work, based in the urban peripheries of India, focuses on the entanglement of pre-colonial sociocultures, colonial vestiges and neoliberal influences in shaping waste (picking) as part of the…

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Nils Hilder

Student des Masterstudiengangs „Sustainability, Society and the Environment” in Kiel. Aktuell arbeitet er an seiner Masterthesis über den Infrastrukturausbau für eine grüne Wasserstoffwirtschaft an der Westküste Schleswig-Holsteins. Zuvor hat er über räumliche Konflikte im Rahmen der Hafenerweiterung des Hamburger Hafens gearbeitet. Forschungsinteressen sind Umwelt-/Energie-/Wasserstoffgerechtigkeit, Infrastruktur und politische Ökologie. Land/Interessenregion/Forschungsschwerpunkt: Norddeutschland, insbesondere Schleswig-Holstein und Hamburg Link

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Dennis Schüpf

Doctoral Student (Uni Bonn, L. Schipper supervision) at IDOS (German Institute of Development & Sustainability) in the Environmental Governance program within the Klimalog research project. My current research in the coastal region of South India (Tamil Nadu) focuses on coastal adaptation policies/measures in the context of contested sand resources. Applying a political ecology lens, I aim to investigate climate…

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Dinah Ipsen

Aspiring environmental researcher/consultant with an inclination in the domain of socio-environmental conflicts and local approaches to sustainability. With an engineering degree in natural resources management and studies in cultural development and sustainable tourism, I have gained professional experience in the field of sustainable community development in south Central America. Currently, I am studying a master in environmental management and…

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Verena Sandner Le Gall

As a human geographer and postdoctoral lecturer/researcher at the Department of Geography/Kiel, I have been teaching Political Ecology and Environmental Justice classes as my favourites for more than 10 years.  In my PhD-project, I studied the transformation of traditional marine resource use in Indigenous communities in Nicaragua/Panama, focusing on changing institutions and local knowledges embedded in spiritual worldviews, and…

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Somaieh Samimi

I am Somaieh Samimi, a PhD student in environmental science from Iran. The field I am interested in is political ecology. The role of power at any scale in access and environmental justice fascinates me. Injustice in the distribution of natural resources, as well as recently, injustice in the distribution of the consequences of excessive consumption of resources such…

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Jaime Paneque-Gálvez

Associate Professor at the Center of Research in Environmental Geography, National Autonomous University of Mexico. His research interests revolve around community-based natural resource management, conservation and territorial defense, with a particular focus on protected areas inhabited by indigenous / local communities that are engaged in struggles for environmental justice. He’s interested in collaborative scientific approaches that trigger transdisciplinary processes…

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Katriona McGlade

Katriona is a research fellow at Ecologic Institute, Berlin, Germany and a PhD student at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Her interdisciplinary research focuses on climate adaptation and coastal policy with an emphasis on participation and knowledge politics. In her PhD thesis on coastal climate adaptation in Scottish island communities, she uses feminist and decolonial research practice…

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Mohammed Muharram

Postdoctoral researcher of postcolonial Anglophobe literature and culture from the perspective of the Blue Humanities at the University of Bremen. He is a fellow of the Philipp Schwartz-Initiative program of Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. He is a member of the interdisciplinary research networks “Fiction Meets Science” and “Oceanic Humanities for the Global South” as well a number of postcolonial…

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Kim Nierobisch

Teil des Koordinationsteams vom EnJust Netzwerk für Umweltgerechtigkeit. Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft in der Arbeitsgruppe Sozialgeographie der Küsten und Meere (Geographisches Institut) und bei Kiel Marine Science, Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel. Studienhintergrund in Politikwissenschaft, Soziologie, Geographie, Philosophie mit dem Fokus auf interdisziplinäre Meereswissenschaften. Land/Interessenregion/Forschungsschwerpunkt: Ostseeraum Link 

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