The Hungarian case calls for scholarly-activist attention to how authoritarian populism is maintained by, and affects rural areas, as well as how emancipation can be envisaged in such a context.
Souran Chatterjee, PhD graduate of 2018 has just published a book chapter on his research, entitled 'Co-benefits - the unrealised aspect of climate change policies'.
By building a dataset of nuclear cooperation agreements from last 15 years the authors of a recent article published in Energy Policy show that Russia is the supplier in about 50% of all agreements related to nuclear reactors, power plants, and the fuel cycle. France, the US, China, Korea and Japan together account for another 40% of key nuclear technologies.
We are proud to share the recent publications of our alumna Dr. Amanda K. Winter, PhD graduate'16, which are based on her dissertation entitled, "Contested Sustainability and the Lifestyle Politics of Urban Greening".
