On Abolition Ecologies and Making “Freedom as a Place”

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1. Migrant Abolition Geographies: Toxic Caging and Cuerpo-Territorio in California
   Cinthya Martinez · 2025 · Gender Place & Culture
2. Rights of the Amazon in Cosmopolitical Worlds
   Kristina Lyons · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
3. Cabecitas Blancas : settler colonialism, racial capitalism and the (im)mobility of borders for Yucatecan migrant families
   Laura Loyola-Hernández · 2024 · Mobilities
4. Senses of justice after managed retreat in New York city
   Veronica Olivotto, Katinka Wijsman, Timon McPhearson · 2025 · Frontiers in Climate
5. A people’s future of leisure studies: the commune, the CHAZ, the CHOP and spatial reimaginations
   Rasul A. Mowatt · 2025 · Leisure/Loisir
6. Avoiding Burnout with Compassionate Accompaniment: A Novel Approach to Training, Selecting, Managing, and Regulating Frontline Workers
   Carrie R. Oelberger · 2024 · Nonprofit Policy Forum
7. Syncopating the Ground Rhythm: W. E. B. Du Bois and Black Geographic Futurity on New Orleans’s North Claiborne Avenue
   Anna Livia Brand · 2024 · City and Community
8. The Concise Routledge Encyclopaedia of New Concepts for Interculturality
   Fred Dervin, Hamza R’boul, Ning Chen · 2025 · Routledge eBooks
9. Relational Displacement and the Colonial Legacies of Copper Mining in the Kalahari Copperbelt Region of Botswana
   Justyn Kase Huckleberry · 2022 · Environment and Planning E Nature and Space
10. Spectral Justice
    Radhika Govindrajan · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
11. Rodent Trapping and the Just Possible
    Jia Hui Lee · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
12. Indigenous Geopolitics: Creating Indigenous Spaces of Community Self-Protection and Peace Amid Violent Conflict
    Nerve Valerio Macaspac · 2023 · Journal of Pacifism and Nonviolence
13. On the therapist's couch and in the streets: Politicized approaches to healing trauma and embodying liberation in the US and Canada
    Rebecca Alexander Patterson-Markowitz · 2025 · Political Geography
14. TheAbeng’s Call: The Articulation of Place and the International in Black Power Print Production
    Ben Gowland · 2022 · Antipode
15. Crop Failures: Sowing Seeds of Chaos and Collaboration in the Field
    Christian Brooks Keeve · 2025 · The Professional Geographer
16. Challenging elite environmentalism: Stories from Brazil and India
    Ritodhi Chakraborty, Aline Carrara · 2025 · Geo Geography and Environment
17. Empowering Future Generations: Communicating Climate Education through Pedagogy and Fantasy Literature
    Wawan Rahmadi, Tiya Dirmayani, Siti Masadatul Idohal Jamilah, Rahmatiya Husain, Rio Sebastian, Nadya Amalia Putri Hapsari · 2024 · Environmental Communication
18. Radical placemaking is a verb
    Megan Ybarra · 2025 · Dialogues in Human Geography
19. “We Are Not Pests”
    Alyssa Paredes · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
20. The Datafication of Environmental Injustice
    Olivia Orosco, Megan Ybarra · 2025 · Capitalism Nature Socialism
21. Abolitionist visions: finance and freedom in the post-Civil War US South
    E. Melanie DuPuis, Levi Van Sant, Christian Brooks Keeve · 2025 · The Journal of Peasant Studies
22. Cultivating a care-full urbanism: learning from land-based organizing in New Orleans
    Maggie Hansen · 2025 · Landscape Research
23. Reorienting Knowledge Production Through Storytelling and Collaborative Practice
    Guillermo Douglass-Jaimes, Christian Brooks Keeve, Megan Ybarra · 2025 · The Professional Geographer
24. 6 De/coloniality
    Laura Loyola-Hernández · 2025 · De Gruyter eBooks
25. Hidden forces: Geopolitical ecology, climate apartheid, and the military-industrial complex in Massachusetts
    Kevin Surprise · 2026 · Environment and Planning E Nature and Space
26. From Impact to Abolition: For an Unruly Migration Studies
    Lauren Martin · 2026 · Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie
27. Tearing the Land From Underfoot: Environmental Racism at the Northern French Border
    Maria Hagan · 2026 · Antipode
28. Reimagining the crises of extractivism: Towards a critical cultural political economy of extractivism and beyond
    James Alejandro Artiga-Purcell · 2026 · The Extractive Industries and Society
29. Repair requires more than yet another fix: Interrupting the longue durée of whiteness in greening Atlanta
    Richard Milligan, Katherine Hankins, Tyler McCreary, Na'Taki Osborne Jelks, Sarah H. Ledford · 2026 · Environment and Planning F
30. Inscribing the Interspecies Gap
    M. L. Clark · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
31. Fugitive Jurisdictions
    Karin Bolender, Sophie Chao, Eben Kirksey · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
32. A Borderless World: Abolition Democracy and the Politics of Refusal
    Kanishka Chowdhury · 2023 · Politics of citizenship and migration
33. The Women Who Ruled China: Buddhism, Multiculturalism, and Governance in the Sixth Century
    Stephanie Balkwill · 2024 · University of California Press eBooks
34. Making Sense: Language, Ethics, and Understanding in Deaf Nepal
    E. Mara Green · 2024 · University of California Press eBooks
35. Reconfigurations of Life Cycle Assessment: Valuing Life over Lithium
    Joey Valle, Nafissa Maïga, Roshan Krishnan, Jessica Ng, John Mulrow · 2024 · ASEE Annual Conference & Exposition
36. Cultivating Diasporist Ontologies: Identity-Based Agrarianism and the Practices of Anti-Colonial Place-Making
    Rachel Solnick · 2024 · Agoriad A Journal of Spatial Theory
37. They Say We Can't Breathe Underwater
    Natalie Wood · 2025 · UnderCurrents Journal of Critical Environmental Studies
38. Sentido de lugar, tramas y plantaciones en la producción del espacio negro en Colombia
    Mosquera-Vallejo, Ylver · 2025 · Antípoda. Revista De Antropología Y Arqueología
39. Reframing Climate and Environmental Justice
    Huff, Amber, Naess, Lars Otto · 2022 · IDS Bulletin
40. We can’t wish away the state
    Charmaine Chua · 2025 · Dialogues in Human Geography
41. Abolish to Transform
    Lauren Anne Pazzano · 2021 · Sankofa Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies
42. Emergent Specters and Disruptive Play in the Production of Disc Golf
    Alex R. Colucci · 2022 · Sociological Focus
43. Justice at the Ends of Worlds
    Michael Marder · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
44. from the micronesian kingfisher
    Craig Santos Perez · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
45. Blessing
    Craig Santos Perez · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
46. “The Real Feel of Hard Time”: Finding Zones of Freedom in the Creaturely Poethics of C.D. Wright’s One Big Self
    Addie Hopes · 2022 · ISLE Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment
47. Closing
    Craig Santos Perez · 2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
48. Bibliography
    2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
49. Contributors
    2022 · Duke University Press eBooks
50. Back Matter
    Editorial Collective · 2022 · UnderCurrents Journal of Critical Environmental Studies
51. Maroon Folklore as an Abolition Technology
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
52. Introduction
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
53. Notes
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
54. Maroon Justice
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
55. Community beyond Policing
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
56. Maroon Geographies and the Paradox of Abolition Policy
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
57. References
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
58. The Fugitive Infrastructure of Maroon Geographies
    2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
59. Epilogue: Abolition Future Folklore
    Celeste Winston · 2023 · Duke University Press eBooks
60. Still got the blues - no time but here, no place but now: geographies of art and activism in the work of Clyde Woods.
    Jake Mace · 2023
61. Toward People’s Budgets: Public Economic Geography for Movement Building
    Emily Barrett, Sara Safransky · 2023 · The Professional Geographer
62. Black Revolutionary Movements & Environmental Justice: Strategizing for Total Liberation
    Ian Ross Baran · 2024 · Capitalism Nature Socialism
63. Beyond Sustainable Development, to Sustainable Societies
    Manisha Desai · 2024 · Sociology of Development
64. Intersectional Geographies
    Ellen Kohl, Cristina Faiver‐Serna, Tianna Bruno · 2025 · Wiley eBooks
65. Humanizing Climate Change
    Eve Z. Bratman · 2025 · Wiley eBooks
66. Carceral Ecologies
    Nicholas Shapiro, Abril Guanes, Rachel Smith, Savannah Ramirez · 2025 · Oxford University Press eBooks
67. Toxic Capture
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
68. Becoming Fill
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
69. Revisions from Elsewhere
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
70. Black Refractions
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
71. Bibliography
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
72. Introduction
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
73. Surplus
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
74. Flow
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
75. Disposal
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
76. Infrastructure
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
77. Notes
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
78. Conclusion
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
79. Junk
    2025 · Duke University Press eBooks
80. Stewardship: the political ecologies of parks, rewilding, and reform in the United States
    Cal Lee Garrett · 2025 · Social Problems
81. Toward autonomous abolition ecologies: Lessons from Stop Cop City at the end of liberal democracy
    Kayla Edgett · 2025 · Environment and Planning E Nature and Space
82. Digital collectives in the carceral era: Introducing Abolition Now
    Michelle Brown, Vivian Swayne, Joshua Ortiz Baco, Mat Jordan · 2025 · Punishment & Society
83. I Got a Song I Can Sing: A Thematic Analysis of Blues Epistemologies
    Jake Mace · 2025 · Antipode
84. Assemblage, archive, and ancestor: Developing more‐than‐human historical geography with salmon
    Austin Read · 2025 · Geographical Research
85. Ideological Coyotes: A more-than-human geography of landowners’ discourse in the Foothills Parkland Region of Alberta, Canada
    Alexandra Boesel · 2021
86. Conviviality and Conscience: How Degrowth and Abolition Theory Critique and Re-envision Welfare States
    Fields-Hirschler, Jillian · 2023 · Lund University Publications Student Papers (Lund University)
87. Ecowomanist (auto)ethnography (EWAE) as methodological intervention: BIWOC everyday resistance to Louisiana state-corporate crime, anti-resilient climate justice, and emergent feminist abolition ecologies
    Frances Roberts-Gregory · 2021 · eScholarship (California Digital Library)
88. Exploring socio-technological-ecological dimensions of Asian songbird trade.
    Sicily Fiennes · 2025 · White Rose eTheses Online (University of Leeds, The University of Sheffield, University of York)
89. (Im)migrant Ecologies: Relating Beyond Borders
    Arellanes, Guadalupe · 2024 · eScholarship (California Digital Library)
90. An Upside-Down Humanism for the Anthropocene
    Preeti Singh · 2025 · Philosophy and Global Affairs
91. W.E.B. Du Bois
    René Kreichauf · 2025 · Springer eBooks
92. Carceral Remains, Abolition Remains: Immigration Detention in Madrid
    Leah Rachel Montange · 2026 · Antipode
93. Beyond Sustainable Development to Sustainable Societies: Insights from Feminist and Indigenous Theories and Praxis
    Manisha Desai · 2025 · Springer eBooks
94. Building a future in place: Bridging abolition ecology and critical development studies
    Kendra Kintzi, T C Law, Kathryn Foster, Ashley Kopetzky, Grace Feisthamel · 2026 · Environment and Planning E Nature and Space
95. (En)Countering Climate Coloniality in Education: Thinking with the Subjectivities and Pedagogies of Climate Educators of Colour
    Preeti Nayak · 2024 · TSpace (University of Toronto)
96. Farming with care: Naming, protecting, and sustaining Black farm practices in the US South
    Darnella Burkett, Joe Barnes, Sarah Franzen · 2026 · Environment and Planning E Nature and Space
97. Querying Nature and (Anti‐/De‐)coloniality: Introduction to the Symposium
    Penelope Anthias, Joel E. Correia, Kiran Asher · 2026 · Antipode
98. Toward Indigenous fire relations in California
    Ghaleb Attrache, Tony Marks-Block · 2026 · American Ethnologist
99. The river is territory: Quilombolas in defense of the waters of eastern Amazonia
    Alzinei da N Silva, Manoel Machado RIBEIRO FILHO, Benjamin Kantner, Rodrigo Peixoto · 2026 · Human Geography
100. "Money Flows Like Water, It's Really Hard to Stop:" Urban Greening, Economic Development, and the Growth Machine in Legacy Cities
     Olivia G. VanBuskirk · 2026 · SHAREOK (University of Oklahoma; Oklahoma State University; Central Oklahoma University)