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Nik Heynen

Department of Geography, University of Georgia
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Publications by nikheynenFeb 16, 20142:36 PMFebruary 17, 2014

New Hungarian Translated Collection on Critical Urban Studies (Kritikai Városkutatás) includes Swyngedouw and Heynen (2003)

A new book on Critical Urban Studies (Kritikai Városkutatás) has just been published by L’Harmattan Budapest. It was edited by Csaba Jelinek, Judit Bodnar, Marton Czirfusz, and Zoltan Gyimesi. In addition to a number of […]

Publications by nikheynenNov 5, 20134:00 PMNovember 26, 2013

Marginalia of a Revolution: Naming Popular Ethnography and Republishing William W. Bunge’s Fitzgerald

I have been interested, as long as I have known what geography is, in the work of Bill Bunge.  After I told some folks at one of Antipode’s Institute for the Geographies of Justice (IGJ) […]

Talks by nikheynenOct 31, 20139:09 AMDecember 1, 2013

AESOP 5th Conference on Sustainable Food Planning

Despite having decided to pull back on travel this year, I could not resist an invitation to give a talk at the AESOP 5th Conference on Sustainable Food Planning in Montpellier, France in October.  I […]

Publications by nikheynenSep 11, 20131:31 PMNovember 7, 2013

Geographies of Justice and Social Transformation Editorial Board: Thanking the first generation, welcoming the next.

In 2007 I met Neil Smith and Derek Krissoff at the San Francisco AAG to discuss the idea of essentially re-creating a book series at the UGA Press that Neil had initially created at Temple […]

Publications by nikheynenSep 5, 20138:31 PMSeptember 9, 2013

Global assemblages, resilience, and Earth Stewardship in the Anthropocene in Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment

Laura Ogden assembled a motley crew of colleagues including myself, as well as Ulrich Oslender, Paige West, Karim-Aly Kassam and Paul Robbins, and together we just published this essay in Frontiers in Ecology and the […]

Publications by nikheynenSep 4, 20139:57 AMJanuary 10, 2016

Urban political ecology I: The urban century in Progress in Human Geography

I’ve just got word that my first (of three) reviews on the state of urban political ecology (UPE) titled “Urban political ecology I: The urban century” has been published on the Progress in Human Geography […]

Publications by nikheynenAug 27, 20131:23 PMSeptember 4, 2013

Peas and Praxis: Organizing Food Justice through the Direct Action of the Newtown Florist Club

Several years ago Ellen Kohl (a Ph.D Student I work with) and I started to collaborate with an incredible group of community activists called the Newtown Florist Club who live and organize in Gainesville Georgia.  […]

Talks by nikheynenJun 22, 201312:45 AMAugust 19, 2013

IPEE, Foodshare event and Black Creek Farm

I just had an absolutely great time teaching the International Political Economy and Ecology Summer School at York University in Toronto over the last two weeks with Liette Gilbert and 31 fantastic students. I’ve long […]

Workshops by nikheynenJun 1, 201312:08 PMJune 28, 2013

Antipode’s Institute for the Geographies of Justice (IGJ) Durban, South Africa, 27 May-1 June 2013

After having co-organized Antipode’s 4th Institute for the Geographies of Justice (IGJ) held in Durban, South Africa between May 27th and June 1 it was a shame to not have been able to make the […]

Workshops by nikheynenMay 11, 20135:18 PMJune 28, 2013

2013 Antipode Foundation Annual Meeting in Athens, GA

Having created the Antipode Foundation, the Foundation’s Trustees must meet annually to assess a host of financial and staff issues related to the function of the journal and an array of other activities we’ve brought […]

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