Environment & governance
A cross-disciplinary approach to protecting our planet
The UNSW Environment & Governance Research Group brings together leading international ¹û¶³app in environmental politics, law and policy, biodiversity, climate security, food systems and environmental ethics. Our work has a common focus on improving law, public policy and international cooperation to protect ecosystems and manage the impact of human-induced environmental change. Having entered the Anthropocene – the epoch of dramatic human impacts on the Earth’s ecology and systems – our work crosses disciplines and charts paths for improved governance. We aim to support ecological sustainability and key human interests in health, justice and security into the long-term future. Ìý
The UNSW Environment & Governance Research Group is led by Professor Anthony Burke.
Research themes
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Borderlands
This transdisciplinary journal is a key initiative of the Environment & Governance Research Group. Professor Anthony Burke is the Editor in Chief, and the international editorial advisory board includes key scholars in social theory and the environmental humanities.
Publications
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Ìý– Edited by Shirley V. Scott and Charlotte KuÌý
Ìý– Anthony Burke
Ìý– Stefanie R. FishelÌý
Ìý– Edited by Jeremy MossÌýÌý
Ìý– Edited by Rosemary Rayfuse and Shirley V. ScottÌý
Ìý– Cameron Holley, Neil Gunningham and Clifford ShearingÌý