Global Social Challenges Journal Volume 2 1: Special Collection: Drone Ecologies. Guest Edited by Naomi Millner (2023)

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Volume 2 (2023): 1 (Jun 2023): Special Collection: Drone Ecologies. Guest Edited by Naomi Millner

in Global Social Challenges Journal

Online ISSN:: 2752-3349

Publication Date:: 01 Jun 2023

Introduction
- Exploring the opportunities and risks of aerial monitoring for biodiversity conservation
Research Articles
- Drones, communities and nature: pitfalls and possibilities for conservation and territorial rights
- Grounding drones in political ecology: understanding the complexities and power relations of drone use in conservation
Interventions: Policy and Practice
- Protecting people and wildlife from the potential harms of drone use in biodiversity conservation: interdisciplinary dialogues

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Volume 2 (2023): 1 (Jun 2023): Special Collection: Drone Ecologies. Guest Edited by Naomi Millner

Climate emergency: how the inequality crisis is dynamically linked to the sociogenesis of climate change

Local approaches to climate-sensitive peacebuilding: lessons from Afghanistan

Human migration in a new era of mobility: intersectional and transnational approaches

Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary scholarship for a civilisation in distress: questions for and from the Global South

Reflections on food systems transformation: an African perspective

Leveraging the Sustainable Development Goals as a boundary object in the City of Bristol

Leon Trotsky and the political conundrum of international relations

Third place social infrastructure, after and in crisis: insights from a local case study

More than a metaphor: ‘climate colonialism’ in perspective

Politics, voice and just transition: who has a say in climate change decision making, and who does not

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