ProEnviron Doctoral Candidates

Project: Nepalese Societies’ Recovery from the 2015 Earthquakes

Project: #ViralEnvironmentalism—Digital Landscapes of Environmental Activism, Fridays for Future and Beyond

Project: Transforming the Bavarian Forest: Socio-Ecological Crises, Community Resilience, and Sustainability from a Historical Perspective

Project: The “Zero Waste Cities“ Munich and Kamikatsu: waste prevention, recycling and the integration of technological innovations to establish sustainable waste practices

Project: Negotiating Air: Cultural Perceptions of Greenhouse Gases

Project: India’s Shipbreaking Business, Emerging Economies, and the “Right to Pollute”

Project: From Eskimo Hunter Stamps to Beaded Identities: Cultural Representations of Indigeneity and the Environment

Project: A Poetics of Displacement: Cosmological Mindscapes and Observers in J.C.’s Poetry

Project: Affect, Relationality and Discourse: Ways of Languaging Landscapes in Policy, Participatory Experiences and Protests

Project: Local Environmental Aspects of a Former Bishop’s County

Project: The Ambivalences of Success: Discourses on Development, Progress, and Extractivism

Project: Ideas, Politics, and Materialities: A Socio-Environmental History of Organic Farming in Andalusia

Project: From Grey to Green: A Social-Ecological Framework for Repurposing Unproductive Transport Infrastructure

Project: Infra-structural remediations: Agroecological futures as prospective ethnographies of hope

Project: Urban Food Forestry: A multispecies approach for resilient and sustainable cities

Project: Organic Humanism: Lewis Mumford's Philosophy of Environment and Technology

Project: Life trajectories of women in defense and care of the environment, Colombia, 1990-2019

Project: Community Transformation and Ecological Restoration in Portland, Oregon, and Munich, Bavaria

Project: Caring for Climate Change? (Re-)Configuring Human-Nature Relations in Context of the Australian Black Summer – Towards A New Materialist Sociology of Care

Project: Network Building and Negotiation Processes in European Alpine Transit Policy

Project: How Economists ‘See’ the Environment: Textual Framing and Research Bias in Current Economic Research on the Environment, 2016-today

Project: Connected Food: An Interdisciplinary Approach into Interspecies Encounters of Food

Project: Neoliberal Ideology in Climate Fiction: An Ecocritical Analysis of Its Influence on Environmentalist Understanding

Project: Transnational Toxic Waste Trade and the Two Germanies—From the Environmental Turn to Reunification

Project: Movements against Industrial Pollution of the Environment in the Late Russian Empire (1870–1917)

Project: Electricity Demand and Everyday Lifestyle: A Time-Use Analysis