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David Pellow

Dehlsen Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Environmental Studies

David Pellow is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Dehlsen Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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University of California, Santa Barbara

Dehlsen Professor

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environmental justice public policy environmental science social sciences environmental politics sociology environmental policy urban sociology climate justice political ecology sustainable development silicon valley economic inequality recycling waste management disparate impact correctional practice critical environmental justice environmental racism environmental inequalities conflict equity production economics migration studies global justice energy justice penology contemporary racism global toxics environmental sociology garbage wars ecological modernisation thesis mutual aid higher education industrial ergonomics organization studies operation management contemporary china environmental planning transitional justice antipode research policy historical geography mobility asian studies regional collaboration group interaction transnational mobility organization-environment relationship scheduling (production processes) control environment organization science organizing (management) labor migration planning theory planning practices municipal solid waste wargaming qualitative sociology illegal dumping ethnic group relation environmental crime socio-environmental implications wildlife management socialism race relations political process disaster management adaptation strategies geospatial data transnational movements global economy immigrant workers environmental injustice high-tech global economy environmental state environmental health sustainability science environmental health perspective

Notable Scholarly Works

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Critical Environmental Justice and the Wasteocene: Oppression and Resistance in an Italian Prison During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Environment and Planning E Nature and Space (2024)

Elisa PriviteraDavid Naguib PellowMarco Armiero

italian prisonpublic policyenvironmental justice

Power Temporality in Pursuing Transformative Planetary Justice. Environmental Politics (2024)

Stacia RyderErik KojolaDavid Pellow

transformative planetary justiceenvironmental justiceinjusticeglobal justiceplanetary justicedigital justicegeopoliticspolitical sciencesocial justiceearth system governanceglobal policypublic policyplanetary justice discourse

A Map to Ecosocialism. Emancipations (2023)

Marco ArmieroErik SwyngedouwMassimo De AngelisStefania BarcaSutapa ChattopadhyayMina Lorena Navarro TrujilloTheordore SteinbergDavid N. PellowSalvotore Engel-DiMauro

environmental sciencegeographycommunity (ecology)political geographycritical geographyecology

Confronting Institutional Violence in the Context of Climate Justice Politics. Social Media + Society (2023)

David N. Pellow

social sciencesclimate justice politicssocial mediainstitutional violence

Envisioning Disabled and Just Futures: Mutual Aid as an Adaptive Strategy for Environmental Change and Ecological Disablement. Environmental Justice (2023)

Rachel G. McKaneDavid N. PellowPatrick Trent Greiner

mutual aidenvironmental justiceadaptive strategyecological disablementenvironmental changeadaptation strategiespublic policy

Evaluating Equity and Justice in Low-Carbon Energy Transitions. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

Sage KimeVeronica JacomeDavid PellowRanjit Deshmukh

environmental justiceenergy justiceenvironmental researchequitypublic policytransitional justicelow-carbon energy transitions

Care-Centered Politics: From the Home to the Planet by Robert Gottlieb (the Mit Press, 2022). Environmental Justice (2023)

David N. Pellow

care-centered politicsenvironmental justiceenvironmental governanceenvironmental politicspolitical science

Multispecies Alliances Against the Wasteocene: Counter-Narratives and Commoning Practices. Topoi (Rio de Janeiro) (2023)

Marco ArmieroDavid N. Pellow

ecologymultispecies alliancescommoning practices

Mutual Aid as a Praxis for Critical Environmental Justice: Lessons From W.E.B. Du Bois, Critical Theoretical Perspectives, and Mobilising Collective Care in Disasters. Antipode (2023)

Rachel G. McKanePatrick Trent GreinerDavid Pellow

mutual aiddisaster managementenvironmental justicecritical environmental justicedisasterscollective carecritical theoretical perspectivespublic policyantipode

Satellite Remote Sensing for Environmental Data Justice: Perspectives From Anti-Prison Community Organizers on the Uses of Geospatial Data. Environmental Justice (2023)

Ufuoma OvienmhadaAhmed DiongueDavid N. PellowDanielle Wood

environmental data justiceenvironmental justiceenvironmental sciencegeospatial dataanti-prison community organizerssatellite remote sensing

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David Pellow

Dehlsen Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Environmental Studies

David Pellow is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Dehlsen Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Pellow

University of California, Santa Barbara

Dehlsen Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Critical Environmental Justice and the Wasteocene: Oppression and Resistance in an Italian Prison During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Environment and Planning E Nature and Space (2024)

Elisa PriviteraDavid Naguib PellowMarco Armiero

italian prisonpublic policyenvironmental justice

Power Temporality in Pursuing Transformative Planetary Justice. Environmental Politics (2024)

Stacia RyderErik KojolaDavid Pellow

A Map to Ecosocialism. Emancipations (2023)

Marco ArmieroErik SwyngedouwMassimo De AngelisStefania BarcaSutapa ChattopadhyayMina Lorena Navarro TrujilloTheordore SteinbergDavid N. PellowSalvotore Engel-DiMauro

environmental sciencegeographycommunity (ecology)political geographycritical geographyecology

Confronting Institutional Violence in the Context of Climate Justice Politics. Social Media + Society (2023)

David N. Pellow

social sciencesclimate justice politicssocial mediainstitutional violence

Envisioning Disabled and Just Futures: Mutual Aid as an Adaptive Strategy for Environmental Change and Ecological Disablement. Environmental Justice (2023)

Rachel G. McKaneDavid N. PellowPatrick Trent Greiner

mutual aidenvironmental justiceadaptive strategyecological disablementenvironmental changeadaptation strategiespublic policy

Evaluating Equity and Justice in Low-Carbon Energy Transitions. Environmental Research Letters (2023)

Sage KimeVeronica JacomeDavid PellowRanjit Deshmukh

environmental justiceenergy justiceenvironmental researchequitypublic policytransitional justicelow-carbon energy transitions

Care-Centered Politics: From the Home to the Planet by Robert Gottlieb (the Mit Press, 2022). Environmental Justice (2023)

David N. Pellow

care-centered politicsenvironmental justiceenvironmental governanceenvironmental politicspolitical science

Multispecies Alliances Against the Wasteocene: Counter-Narratives and Commoning Practices. Topoi (Rio de Janeiro) (2023)

Marco ArmieroDavid N. Pellow

ecologymultispecies alliancescommoning practices

Mutual Aid as a Praxis for Critical Environmental Justice: Lessons From W.E.B. Du Bois, Critical Theoretical Perspectives, and Mobilising Collective Care in Disasters. Antipode (2023)

Rachel G. McKanePatrick Trent GreinerDavid Pellow

mutual aiddisaster managementenvironmental justicecritical environmental justicedisasterscollective carecritical theoretical perspectivespublic policyantipode

Satellite Remote Sensing for Environmental Data Justice: Perspectives From Anti-Prison Community Organizers on the Uses of Geospatial Data. Environmental Justice (2023)

Ufuoma OvienmhadaAhmed DiongueDavid N. PellowDanielle Wood

environmental data justiceenvironmental justiceenvironmental sciencegeospatial dataanti-prison community organizerssatellite remote sensing

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