Ian is an historian of science and philosophy, from early modern to contemporary periods. Long interested in the philosophical foundations of interdisciplinary intersections between natural, social and human sciences, his recent work has focussed on social-ecological...
Mehdi Torkaman (b. 1987) is a PhD candidate affiliated with The Greenhouse Center of Environmental Humanities in the University of Stavanger. With an M.A in English literature from the University of Oslo and an affinity for ecocriticism, he is interested in studying...
Dr. Ted Maclin is an anthropologist and ecologist based in the USA in the rural state of Tennessee. His research is on climate justice and climate industrialization: the development of the electric vehicle industry in formerly rural areas. In his work he investigates...
Since 2009 Tobias Haller is Professor in Social Anthropology at the Institute of Social Anthropology and CDE, University of Bern and lecturer at the ETH Zurich. He studied social anthropology, geography and sociology and made his PhD and Habilitation at the University...
Mara van der Lugt is a lecturer in philosophy at the University of St Andrews, working mainly on the history of philosophy (17th C – current day) but also on issues in contemporary philosophy, such as environmental ethics, animal ethics, and the philosophy of ecology....
Andreas Vavvos is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Social Anthropology, University of Saint Andrews, and the Department of Psychology, University of Crete. Andreas' project investigates how the critical realist notion of explanatory critique might be broadened...
Researcher, translator, writer, Viktoriia graduated from V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University majoring in English and German Linguistics. In 2014 she went on to coordinate international volunteer projects under the auspices of Service Civil International. In 2016,...
Rebecca Sharp is a writer and interdisciplinary artist whose work encompasses poetry, plays and performance; spoken-word, installation, and print; collaborative and participatory projects – stemming from a core belief in the transformative power of creative practice....
Born on a small-forested island in the Salish Sea, Duskin Drum is an ecological philosopher, anthropologist, artist, and woodsman. For 20 years, Duskin has made art in Asia, Europe and the Americas including street performance, serigraphy, ecological sculpture, live...
Sonja Dobroski is a lecturer in the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Manchester. She is a social anthropologist with an interdisciplinary background in material culture and Native American studies. In addition to her PhD, Sonja holds a master’s...