Nicolás Vargas-Ramírez
Nicolás is Ecologist from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Colombia), MSc and PhD in Geography from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He is currently an Associate Academic Technician at the Center for Multidisciplinary Research on Chiapas and the Southern Border of UNAM. Nicolás is self-described as a critical cartographer and an academic activist committed to social and environmental causes. He is part of the Conflict, Region and Rural Societies research group ascribed to the Faculty of Environmental and Rural Studies, member of the Collective for the Protection of the Province of Sugamuxi since 2012, member of the Cartographic Collective of the Global South since 2022, founder and coordinator of the Latin American Network for Community Use of Drones, and member of the Latin American Network for the Defense of Biocultural Heritage.
Country/Region of interest/research focus: Latin America
Nicolás Vargas-Ramírez
Ecologist,Associate Academic Technician
Nicolás is Ecologist from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana (Colombia), MSc...
Carola Klöck
Assistant professor of political science at Sciences Po Paris. Her research draws on political science, human geography and development studies, and examines the politics of climate change in small island states, with a particular focus on adaptation finance, coastal adaptation, and UN climate negotiations.
Country/Region of interest/research focus: Small Island Developing States, Comoros, Seychelles
Carola Klöck
Political Scientist
Assistant professor of political science at Sciences Po Paris. Her...
Shuma Talukdar
Shuma Talukdar is a Corporate Lawyer and a Corporate Governance Professional from India. She is the Director of LexEd Research an independent think-tank. She is also a Ph.D. Research Scholar (Law), Mahindra University, Hyderabad, India. She holds professional membership of the Bar Council of India. Her research interests include the intersectionality of gender, climate, business, and law. Her scholarly publications include an edited volume Judicial Responses to Climate Change in the Global South: A Jurisdictional & Thematic Review (Switzerland: Springer, 2023) and papers in peer-reviewed journals and edited collections. She has also published in popular media and presented at international conferences in Asia, Europe, and North America.
Country/Region of interest/research focus: India/North-East India, climate justice, gender, indigenous environmental justice, sustainability law
Shuma Talukdar
Ph.D. Research Scholar (Law)
Shuma Talukdar is a Corporate Lawyer and a Corporate Governance...
Linda Baban
Linda Baban
Master's Student in "Sustainability, Society and Environment
I am currently studying for my Master’s degree in “Sustainability,...
Tobias Kalt
Political scientist, political ecologist and scholar-activist at the Chair of Global Climate Governance at the University of Hamburg and member of the research group “GLOCALPOWER – Funds, Tools and Networks for an African Energy Transition”. My research focus is on socio-ecological transformation, transition conflicts and energy and climate justice. A specific focus is on the role of social movements and trade unions in low-carbon transitions.
Country/Region of interest/research focus: Germany, South Africa
Tobias Kalt
Political Scientist
Political scientist, political ecologist and scholar-activist at the Chair of...
Libertad Chavez-Rodriguez
Researcher and lecturer at the Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Social Anthropology in Monterrey, Mexico, and a member of the Mexican National Researchers’ System. She’s also a member of the activist scholars collective Académic@s de Monterrey 43, and a member of the Redgesma (network for gender and environment). Her current research focuses on socio-spatial segregation and social vulnerability to hydro-meteorological hazards mainly using socio-anthropological methodologies. She integrates gender studies and political ecology perspectives to study socio-environmental issues. Her research lines include: social vulnerability to climate change; gender and environment; intersectionality and disasters; urban mobility and environmental justice. Libertad’s main research regions include Northern Germany, the Yucatán Peninsula and Northeast Mexico.
Country/Region of interest/research focus: Mexico, Germany
Libertad Chavez-Rodriguez
Researcher and lecturer
CIESAS Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Social Anthropology