Our researchers share a commitment to understanding how geography shapes and structures multiple forms of justice and injustice with a view to creating more just worlds. As such our research is guided by an activist ethos that bridge a theory and practice, something we do through diverse collaborations and participation with civil society and social movements. Our approach to the geographies of justice is grounded in an ethic that works towards decolonising the geopolitics of knowledge production, especially through a long-term commitment to working with scholars and activists in the global souths. We are organised around three core sub-themes, although these are inter-related and not distinct areas of research.
The Just Worlds research theme consists of the following members:
Staff
Sydney Calkin
Kavita Datta
Archie Davies
James Esson
Sam Halvorsen
Carlo Inveradri-Ferri
Jon May
Konstantinos Melchroinos
William Monteith
Elsa Noterman
Alastair Owens
Niranjana Ramesh
Elizabeth Storer
Philippa Williams
PhD Researchers
Shruti Arora
Louisa Brain
Estelle Broyer
Nini Jorgensen
Amelia Kramer
Victoria Leon-Porath
Sam Moir-Smith
Sofia Negri
Deivi Norbeg
Ekta Oza
Natasha Sharma
Melisa Slep
Jacob Stringer
Ansar Ullah