New publication

A new environmental humanities and visual arts collection, The Anthropocene and Visual Culture in Australia, will be available from 28th July via Routledge: https://www.routledge.com/The-Anthropocene-and-Visual-Culture-in-Australia/Williams-McDonald/p/book/9781032997728 Edited by Linda Williams and Helen McDonald, the book features writers from various fields in visual culture, history, and ecocritical theory who give...

25 July, 2026 /

What is a plantation—and why does it matter so profoundly today? From oil palm and coffee to sugar, rubber, and timber, plantations have transformed landscapes, livelihoods, and ecologies across the globe. In her latest book, Plantations: Extraction, Extinction, Emergence (Cambridge University Press, 2026), anthropologist and environmental...

11 July, 2026 /

Intersections between gender, feminism, and ecological issues have been explored for more than fifty years. Scholars have demonstrated that ecosystems and life forms are oppressed by the same systems of power critiqued and challenged by queer and feminist research. They have unearthed connections between patriarchy,...

24 January, 2026 /

The Centre for Anthropocene History at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) and Duke University Press are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of Anthropocene History, the first scholarly journal dedicated to exploring the historical dimensions of the Anthropocene. Developed by the Centre for Anthropocene...

12 October, 2025 /

Environmental humanities scholar and anthropologist Dr. Sophie Chao (University of Sydney) has published a monograph with Duke University Press, titled Land of Famished Beings: West Papuan Theories of Hunger. The book draws on Chao's ethnographic fieldwork in West Papua and examines how Indigenous Marind communities...

02 August, 2025 /

RESISTANCE: A Journal of Radical Environmental HumanitiesMarco Armiero, Editor-in-chief From Resilience to Resistance: An Almost New Journal for Environmental HumanitiesResilience: A Journal of Environmental Humanities is entering a new phase in its evolution. Under the leadership of the new editor-in-chief, Marco Armiero, the journal is undergoing...

10 July, 2024 /

This manuscript left by the late Dr Deborah Bird Rose has been brought to publication by Dr Darrell Lewis and Dr Margaret Jolly. The launch will be held at the ANU on May 16. For launch and publication information, please follow this link.https://chl.anu.edu.au/event/book-launch-dreaming-ecology-nomadics-and-indigenous-ecological-knowledge-victoria-river ...

07 May, 2024 /
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