• Alienating or engaging?: The role of ontological security and consumer coping in complex sustainable consumption environments - the case of certified wine 

  Barrows, Larissa (2019)

  Consumers are in many ways made to be one of the central actors in the discourse on transitions to more sustainable consumption and production models globally. Consumption naturally spans across many industries, but one ...

• Mining the rural: a Foucaultian exploration of power, identity and transition in south-central Queensland 

  Arnaud, Lisa (2019)

  Over the last decade, mining and energy development in Queensland rapidly increased, spreading into regions previously dominated by agriculture. This process has had uneven effects on local communities and has provoked ...

• Civil society advocacy towards sustainable food systems policy in Victoria 

  Sheridan, Jennifer (2016)

  The current food system is widely regarded as unsustainable, in terms of its impact on the environment and population health, and in the inequality of current access to food. A policy shift is needed to drive a transformation ...

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