Hi all, and with apologies as ever for cross-posting, just to let you know that Environmental Politics is seeking three new editors (see advert attached).

One of them is to replace me – I’m stepping away after seven years looking after the social movements / political sociology submissions to the journal. It’s time to let someone else take over!

If anyone is interested, and would like to talk through what the role involves, do drop me an email (off-list),

Best wishes to all,

Graeme

 

 

Dr Graeme Hayes

Reader in Political Sociology

Head of Department of Sociology and Policy

School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Aston University, UK

 

Editor, Environmental Politics

Consulting Editor, Social Movement Studies

Fellow, Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity

 

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Recently published

Graeme Hayes and Sherilyn MacGregor. 2022. Taking Political Time: Thinking Past the Emergency Timescapes of the New Climate Movements. South Atlantic Quarterly, pp.181-191, doi.org/10.1215/00382876-10242756

Steven Cammiss, Graeme Hayes, Brian Doherty. 2021. Necessity, Non-Violent Direct Activism, and the Stansted 15: Reasserting ‘Hoffmann's Bargain’. Modern Law Review, doi.org/10.1111/1468-2230.12715

Graeme Hayes, Steven Cammiss and Brian Doherty. 2021. Disciplinary Power and Impression Management in the Trials of the Stansted 15. Sociology, 55/3, doi.org/10.1177/0038038520954318

Graeme Hayes et al. 2021. Trajectories in Environmental Politics. Special 30th anniversary issue of Environmental Politics, 30/1-2

The Critical Infrastructure Collective. 2022. Infrastructures, Processes of Insertion and the Everyday: Towards A New Dialogue in Critical Policy Studies. Critical Policy Studies, https://doi.org/10.1080/19460171.2022.2026236