Ecology

Although the conflict has been devastating, it provides an opportunity to make Ukraine more resilient in the long term.

The field of geography has been in decline, but a fair ecological transition is impossible without geographically literate citizens.

Parts of the French rural working and lower middle classes live environmentally conscious lives. Yet they rarely call themselves “green”. Why?

Can ecology unify societies divided by politics serving the individual?

How do we make farming practices more ecologically sustainable? A degrowth-centred and community-driven initiative in Catalonia offers some answers.

Self-managed peasant collectives promise a more fulfilling way of organising living and work rhythms. But rural life is not without constraints.

Serbia’s democratic and ecological struggles are inseparable – and can only be solved by reclaiming its political institutions.

Despite Victor Orbán’s authoritarian grip on Hungary, social justice, ecology and democracy can still be placed at the heart of Hungarian politics.

The fight against climate catastrophe brings together many currents of thought, from a more reformist environmentalism to a more radical ecology.

Can societies achieve a more stable future and a fairer green transition looking beyond growth?