The Emperor Is Wearing No Clothes

The South China Sea (SCS) brings together an assortment of the complex energy and climate change challenges we all face around the world, underscoring the importance of transitioning away from

China’s ocean culture and consciousness

Contestations of Imperial Citizenship

Texas A&M, a public land grant university in College Station, Texas, has a long history of engagement with the Bush family. These ties highlight the university’s entanglement with US imperial

Organizing for collective feminist killjoy geographies in a US university

Amid broader discussions of the continuities of racism and sexism on campuses in the United States, we bring together Sara Ahmed’s notion of the ‘feminist killjoy’ with intersectional feminist geographers’

Who will man the rigs when we go?

The educational project of producing engineers in Qatar is uniquely embedded in global capitalism, particularly as a field closely tied to the development of the oil and gas industry, the

Russia Gas, Green Technology, and the Great Sacrifice

This article argues that the Russian invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the long-term energy dependencies on Moscow that Europe’s fledgling green technology will not be able to fix in the

Empire Burlesque

Distinguishing Providing Public Services from Receiving Government Funding as Factors in Nonprofit Advocacy

This study innovates by introducing a conceptual distinction between the provision of public services and the receipt of government funding. The study also provides empirical analysis to show that public

Paranoia with a purpose

This article considers the political uses of conspiracy theories (CTs). It is widely accepted that post-Soviet citizens are prone to believe CTs, but there has been little research about the

Is Belief in Conspiracy Theories Pathological?

What are the origins of belief in conspiracy theories? The dominant approach to studying conspiracy theories links belief to social stresses or personality type, and does not take into account