The Politics of Space for Conservation: A political economy analysis of the allocation of territory for biodiversity in Kenya (UCL Dissertation, 2018)
The Politics of Space for Conservation: A political economy analysis of the allocation of territory for biodiversity in Kenya (UCL Dissertation, 2018)
This research (produced as part of a distance learning Masters) aims to understand the economic and social factors that are driving political decisions on the allocation, or removal, of protected areas in Kenya. This will help to identify points of leverage to influence political decisions in support of conservation
Other Publications
Ground for peace: Land restoration for international peace and security (UNCCD, 2024)
For more than three billion people, land is core to their survival, wellbeing, and dignity. However, with between…
No Escape – On the frontlines of climate change, conflict and forced displacement (UNHCR, 2024)
The report details how disasters and other adverse effects of climate change are exacerbating existing challenges faced by…
Critical Transitions – Circularity, equality, and responsibility in the quest for energy transition minerals (UNEP, 2024)
This working paper gets to the heart of a complex challenge facing humanity. The world needs vast quantities…