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Emancipatory political ecology pedagogy in and out of the classroom

Batterbury, S ; Rodriguez Quinonez, D (Indian Society for Ecological Economics, 2023)

In this brief commentary, we reflect on two aspects of contemporary political ecology scholarship: The first is a reflexive assessment of socio-political relational positionalities as a necessary condition, not only to challenge but also to act upon socio-ecological injustices. Second, we examine the effective delivery of cross-cultural pedagogies of care that inform the development of self-reliant political ecology (PE) scholars and/or activists within the constraints of neoliberal education. We argue that both issues are relevant to position PE as an emancipatory pedagogy and praxis in a decolonizing world.
Within, and beyond, territories: a comparison of village land use management and livelihood diversification in Burkina Faso and Southwest Niger

BATTERBURY, S. P. J. (Nordiska Afrikainstitutet, 2005)