Political Ecology

Marie Pochon explains the links between rural interests and the identity of Green parties.

The German Greens entered government with an ambitious programme for the country. But circumstances have meant tough decisions and changed priorities.

Beneath the facade of reforms, Orbán’s education policies deepen inequalities and place schools at the whims of Fidesz’ power.

With France’s politics in flux, political ecology needs to evolve if it is to set itself apart and succeed.

What his philosophy and politics have to offer on the European Green Deal and its promise of a just transition.

With the French presidential election just weeks away, how is Yannick Jadot making the Green case?

Jason Hickel argues that only degrowth can steer the world away from its worsening ecological crisis. We sat down with him to discuss his new book and ask what degrowth would mean for relations between the Global North and South.

Recent proposals to preserve biodiversity rely on flawed ways of interacting with nature.

MP Sigrid Maurer explains the realities of being in coalition with the Conservatives and what lies ahead for the Austrian Green Party.

As the 2022 French presidential elections draw near, Quentin Ariès examines who will champion the Green voice and political ecology in France today.