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Lived environmentalisms: Everyday encounters and difference in Australia's north by Pickerill, Jenny

“…This paper focuses on everyday encounters between environmentalists and Indigenous activists during a dispute around a proposed gas hub development in the…”
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Notes towards autonomous geographies: creation, resistance and self-management as survival tactics by Pickerill, Jenny, Chatterton, Paul

“…This paper’s focus is what we call ‘autonomous geographies’ -spaces where there is a desire to constitute non-capitalist, collective forms of politics,…”
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Peopled landscapes: Questions of coexistence in invasive plant management and rewilding by Atchison, Jennifer, Pickerill, Jenny, Arnold, Crystal, Gibbs, Leah M., Gill, Nicholas, Hubbard, Ella, Lorimer, Jamie, Watson, Matt

“…Abstract The concept of ‘peopled landscapes’ is based on the notion that it is not possible, nor socially or politically desirable, to remove people from the…”
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Challenging neoliberal time: Creating space for radical praxis in geography by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Abstract There is something particularly depressing about the current moment—when the possibility of thriving as a geography academic in British academia seems…”
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Eco-communities as insurgent climate urbanism: radical urban socio-material transformations by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Eco- communities are permanent interventions to build and reshape the urban, a form of insurgent urbanism. Using examples from already- existing urban eco-…”
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Black and green: the future of Indigenous-environmentalist relations in Australia by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Indigenous-environmental relations in Australia have a difficult history. Two examples from fieldwork in northern Australia - the Wild Rivers campaign in…”
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Everyday activism and transitions towards post-capitalist worlds by Chatterton, Paul, Pickerill, Jenny

“…This article aims to broaden and deepen debates on the everyday practices of autonomous activists. To do this we present three main research findings from a…”
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Critically Interrogating Eco‐Homes by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Eco‐homes have only been researched in fragmented and partial ways, which fail to adequately examine their complexities and possibilities. Numerous myths about…”
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Hopefulness for transformative grassroots change by Pickerill, Jenny

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Cold Comfort? Reconceiving the Practices of Bathing in British Self-Build Eco-Homes by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Living sustainably involves a broad spectrum of practices, from relying on a technological fix to a deep green vision. The latter is often articulated by…”
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Transnational anti-war activism: Solidarity, diversity and the Internet in Australia, Britain and the United states after 9/11 by Gillan, Kevin, Pickerill, Jenny

“…The upsurge in activism opposing wars and occupations in Afghanistan and Iraq appears to represent a significant process of transnational collective action…”
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Doings with the land and sea: Decolonising geographies, Indigeneity, and enacting place-agency by Barker, Adam J., Pickerill, Jenny

“…Indigenous and decolonising geographies should be unsettling and challenging to the ontological foundations of the geographical discipline. Yet despite many…”
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Why Does Occupy Matter? by Pickerill, Jenny, Krinsky, John

“…Analysing the Occupy movement is important for understanding the political importance of social movements and the theoretical limits of social movement…”
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Bodies, building and bricks: Women architects and builders in eight eco-communities in Argentina, Britain, Spain, Thailand and USA by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Eco-building is a male domain where men are presumed to be better builders and designers, more men than women build and women find their design ideas and…”
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Geographies of collective responsibility: decolonising universities through place-based praxis by Barker, Adam Joseph, Pickerill, Jenny

“…This paper asks how can we as geographers, occupying positions of relative privilege but also beholden to institutions entangled with legacies of colonialism…”
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Space for emotion in the spaces of activism by Brown, Gavin, Pickerill, Jenny

“…This paper explores the role of emotions in activism. Although, increasingly, researchers have examined what emotions inspire or deter different forms of…”
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What are we fighting for? Ideological posturing and anarchist geographies by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Recent debates in radical geography seem determined to be oppositional and in so doing simplify what is at stake. We need to celebrate and maintain the…”
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The Difficult and Hopeful Ethics of Research on, and with, Social Movements by Gillan, Kevin, Pickerill, Jenny

“…This article explores a number of key questions that serve to introduce this special issue on the ethics of research on activism. We first set out the…”
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The timeliness of impact: impacting who, when, and for whose gain? by Pickerill, Jenny

“…Requiring our research to have 'impact' beyond the academy immediately opens up questions such as who we intend to impact with our research, when, and for…”
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Making space for disability in eco-homes and eco-communities by Bhakta, Amita, Pickerill, Jenny

“…There is continued failure to build homes for diverse and disabled occupancy. We use three eco-communities in England to explore how their eco-houses and wider…”
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