Current Members.

Irma Allen

PhD researcher, KTH Environmental Humanities Lab, Sweden

Irma’s research interests include: ethnographies of far-right populist support, embodied trauma and the visceral, gender/masculinity, fossil fuels (coal) and just energy transition, working-class environmentalism, postcolonial postsocialism in Central and Eastern Europe (Poland), conspiracy theories and conspirituality.

William Callison

Postdoctoral researcher, Human Geography, Uppsala University, Sweden.

William’s research interests include: critical theory, political economy, neoliberalism, climate denialism, ecofascism, conspiracy theory, far-right internationalism.

Claudia Custudio

Environmental Justice and Social Rights Officer, Observatori DESC, Barcelona.

Claudia’s research interests include: climate justice narratives and counternarratives, power of discourse, climate denial and barriers to climate action, geopolitics of energy, energy transition.

George Edwards

PhD Candidate, Warwick University, UK.

George’s research interests include: UK politics, political economy of fossil fuels, historical and technological perspectives on climate change, critical theory.

Ståle Holgersen

Senior Lecturer, Human Geography, Örebro University, Sweden.

Ståle’s research interests include: ecological and economic crises, climate denialism, class, gender and climate

Jacob McLean

CTOPhD Candidate, Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change, York University, Canada.

Jacob’s research interests include: Canadian fossil capitalism, right-wing populism in Alberta, far right social movements

Alexandra McFadden

MSc Human Ecology, Lund University, Sweden.

Alexandra’s research interests include: Environmental history, ideology and conspiracy, white supremacy and conceptions of nature, relationships between far-right and neoliberal governance in energy and racism, the effects of fossil fascism on indigenous groups (environmental justice)

Line Skovlund Larsen

Independent researcher.

Line’s research interests include: climate- and immigration politics, individual blame / collective responsibility of climate change, deforestation, the Andes and the Amazon

Tatjana Söding

Human ecologists, freelance journalist and independent researcher.

Tatjana’s research interests include: international political economy, degrowth and ecosocialism, environmental history and the energy transition, the right to the city and the mobility transition. Tatjana is engaged in the German climate justice movement and based in Berlin. Reach out to her at: tatjanasoeding@gmail.com

Anoushka Eloise Zoob Carter

PhD candidate at Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University

Anouska’s research interests include: rural populism, land and agriculture in far-right ecologism, anti-fascist food movements, agri-labour and migrant solidarity. Reach out to her at: a.carter9@lancaster.ac.uk