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Nik Heynen

Distinguished Research Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Geography

Nik Heynen is currently serving as a Geography Distinguished Research Professor at University of Georgia.

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University of Georgia

Distinguished Research Professor

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geography political science social sciences ecology political ecology urban geography racial discrimination urban ecology antipode political geography critical geography geopolitics spatial politics social history activism urban theory southern appalachia capitalism environmental justice race anti-racism historical geography environmental politics social geography racial equity environmental geography urban environments abolition ecology urban political ecology crisis management environmental planning applied geography global responsibility urban history sustainable development anthropocene hunger change management contemporary racism urban politics urban metabolism social reproduction marine policy adaptation coastal management migration studies global policy privatization urban security marine spatial planning climate change adaptation racial studies marine management marine environments biopolitics anti-imperialism black politics natural resources social-ecological systems earth system governance scholarly communication gender theory feminist perspectives interfaith survivability legal innovation racial coastal formation colorblind adaptation planning environmental injustice housing tenure urban forests urban reforestation inequitable access urban political economy black panther party inner-city environmental change urban studies civilizations urban process

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The Space-Times of Urbanizing Naturehow Green Became Good: Urbanized Nature and the Making of Cities and Citizens.Hillary Angelo. Chicago, Il: University of Chicago Press, 2021. 264 Pp., 14 Halftone Illustrations. $30.00 Paper (Isbn 9780226739045); $29.99 E-Book (Isbn 9780226739182).Form and Flow: The Spatial Politics of Urban Resilience and Climate Justice. Kian Goh. Cambridge, Ma: The Mit Press, 2021. 298 Pp., 55 Black-And-White Illustrations. $35.00 Paper (Isbn 9780262543057); $25.99 E-Book (Isbn 9780262367059).. The AAG Review of Books (2024)

David WachsmuthLiz KoslovNikhil AnandÁlvaro Sevilla-BuitragoKasia PaprockiMatthew GandyNik HeynenAbdouMaliq SimoneMalini RanganathanRoger KeilJennifer L. RiceHillary AngeloKian Goh

urban greeninggreen growthenvironmental geographyurban geographyurban environmentssustainable developmenturban theorysustainable urbanismenvironmental scienceurban regenerationurbanizationurban ecologyurbanized natureecology

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

Rachel FergusonSophie QuoyleSuhua ZhangSamuel GormanTamara RichardsonCeleste ZhongBen HuntsmanScott RobinsonAva CadeeJessica TaylorPhilip AlstonChristine ChinkinLaurence Boisson De ChazournesTheodore ChristakisHelen BradyKatrina CooperBill CampbellKaren ScottHilary Charlesworth JudgeGerry SimpsonSimon ChestermanDean Of LawS StrongJemima BackAlistair BoydNiamh CallinanTimothy CollinsJulian EdwardsJoseph HarmanMun LeeCatherine NguyenIbrahim TahaLiuyuwen YangYuanhang WangLara WilkinsonChiara AngeloniAsha BelkinLoretta BensonSulithi DewendraLucinda DunhamKellie ElmesElliot FreadmanMatthew GriceMeg HaynesTristan JamsonCrystal JiKavina KalaichelvamRhiannon KerrRachel KirkEmily LaAlex LiaJake MarusichCaitlyn MckenzieRachel MossEmma NortonKatherine O'connellJayden PayneEmily RowbothamSamuel SaundersDiya Sharma

electronic publishingworld literatureliteratureprelims comprisecontents foreword prefacedigital scholarshipliterary theoryfront mattertextual practicecopyright protectionenglishmedia studies

“I Am Sapelo”: Racialized Uneven Development and Land Politics Within the Gullah Geechee Corridor. Environment and Planning E Nature and Space (2021)

Dean HardyNik Heynen

urban geographyenvironmental planningurban planninggeographyafrican american studiespolitical geographyapplied geographypublic policyregional planningraceafrican developmentenvironmental geographyspatial planningland politicshuman geographyurbanizationgullah geechee corridorregional developmentracial discriminationspatial politics

“a Plantation Can Be a Commons”: Re‐Earthing Sapelo Island Through Abolition Ecology. Antipode (2020)

Nik Heynen

abolition ecologyecologyanthropologyantipode

INTRODUCTION: The Enduring Struggle for Social Justice and the City. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Nik HeynenDani AielloCaroline KeeganNikki Luke

social sciencessocial justice

Land Trusts as Conservation Boundary Organizations in Rapidly Exurbanizing Landscapes: A Case Study From Southern Appalachia. Society & Natural Resources (2020)

Katherine BrownsonJessica ChappellJason MeadorJennifer BloodgoodJillian HowardLinda KosenHannah BurnettTara Gancos-CrawfordElizabeth GuinesseyNik HeynenCaitlin MertzlufftSebastian OrtizCatherine Pringle

land trustsconservation boundary organizationsenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementlandscape ecologysouthern appalachia

On Abolition Ecologies and Making “Freedom as a Place”. Antipode (2020)

Nik HeynenMegan Ybarra

anthropologyabolition ecologiesfeminist theoryecologyantipode

What Harriet Tubman and John Brown Can Teach Us About Abolishing ‘White Men’. Dialogues in Human Geography (2020)

Nik Heynen

race relationsracial discriminationhuman geographyintersectionalityharriet tubmansocial sciencesafrican american studiesjohn brownsocietal influencesociologyblack experiencecritical race theory

Abolishing the Frontier: (De)Colonizing ‘Public’ Education. Social & Cultural Geography (2019)

Nikki LukeNik Heynen

educationsettler colonialismsocial geographysociology of educationsocial sciencespublic educationsocial changesociologycultural geography

Community Economy: Community Economies Collective Http://Www.Communityeconomies.Org. (2019)

Antipode Editorial CollectiveTariq JazeelAndy KentKatherine McKittrickNik TheodoreSharad ChariPaul ChattertonVinay GidwaniNik HeynenWendy LarnerJamie PeckJenny PickerillMarion WernerMelissa W. Wright

social sciencescommunity economiescommunity economyeconomic development

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Nik Heynen

Distinguished Research Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

Franklin College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Geography

Nik Heynen is currently serving as a Geography Distinguished Research Professor at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Georgia

Distinguished Research Professor

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

David WachsmuthLiz KoslovNikhil AnandÁlvaro Sevilla-BuitragoKasia PaprockiMatthew GandyNik HeynenAbdouMaliq SimoneMalini RanganathanRoger KeilJennifer L. RiceHillary AngeloKian Goh

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

electronic publishingworld literatureliteratureprelims comprisecontents foreword prefacedigital scholarshipliterary theoryfront mattertextual practicecopyright protectionenglishmedia studies

“I Am Sapelo”: Racialized Uneven Development and Land Politics Within the Gullah Geechee Corridor. Environment and Planning E Nature and Space (2021)

Dean HardyNik Heynen

“a Plantation Can Be a Commons”: Re‐Earthing Sapelo Island Through Abolition Ecology. Antipode (2020)

Nik Heynen

abolition ecologyecologyanthropologyantipode

INTRODUCTION: The Enduring Struggle for Social Justice and the City. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Nik HeynenDani AielloCaroline KeeganNikki Luke

social sciencessocial justice

Land Trusts as Conservation Boundary Organizations in Rapidly Exurbanizing Landscapes: A Case Study From Southern Appalachia. Society & Natural Resources (2020)

land trustsconservation boundary organizationsenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementlandscape ecologysouthern appalachia

On Abolition Ecologies and Making “Freedom as a Place”. Antipode (2020)

Nik HeynenMegan Ybarra

anthropologyabolition ecologiesfeminist theoryecologyantipode

What Harriet Tubman and John Brown Can Teach Us About Abolishing ‘White Men’. Dialogues in Human Geography (2020)

Nik Heynen

race relationsracial discriminationhuman geographyintersectionalityharriet tubmansocial sciencesafrican american studiesjohn brownsocietal influencesociologyblack experiencecritical race theory

Abolishing the Frontier: (De)Colonizing ‘Public’ Education. Social & Cultural Geography (2019)

Nikki LukeNik Heynen

educationsettler colonialismsocial geographysociology of educationsocial sciencespublic educationsocial changesociologycultural geography

Community Economy: Community Economies Collective Http://Www.Communityeconomies.Org. (2019)

Antipode Editorial CollectiveTariq JazeelAndy KentKatherine McKittrickNik TheodoreSharad ChariPaul ChattertonVinay GidwaniNik HeynenWendy LarnerJamie PeckJenny PickerillMarion WernerMelissa W. Wright

social sciencescommunity economiescommunity economyeconomic development

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