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In this post, Jojo Nem Singh argues that the EU's Green Energy Deal is both an opportunity and a challenge for resource-rich countries in the Global South.

Louis Thiemann graduated with a distinction for his thesis 'The Third Class: Artisans of the world, unite?'

Rare metals are important in building the technology the EU needs to realize energy independence, and to achieve the political goals set out in the Green Deal by

How jokes give a clear view of what political elites really think about the masses.

Sugarcane plantations in China which are owned and operated by local villagers still operate according to the logic of extraction based on cheap land and labour

Hazardous and life-threatening long-acting injectable contraceptives indicates the resumption of a 'making die' approach to contraceptives.

White paper from the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Universities offering science-based knowledge and strategies for achieving sustainable solutions to the energy crisis

Blog post on how to democratize access to and control over land a water resources in Colombia.

Inaugural lecture by Rosalba Icaza, Professor of Global Politics, Feminisms and Decoloniality, held on 23 June 2022.

'Artificial Intelligence, Agroholdings and Autarchy. The (im)possibilities of technological sovereignty and innovation in Russian agriculture'