Space, research objects, and interdisciplinarity in geomorphological inquiry by Tily, R

“…The study is one of only a few Science and Technology Studies (STS) analyses to consider the geosciences. …”

Politics of transparency: contested spaces of corporate responsibility, science and regulation in shale gas projects of the UK and the US by Kalayci, I

“…Drawing on theoretical insights from the Science and Technology Studies (STS), legal and resource geographies, I empirically showed that both regulatory practices and resource materialities matter in encapsulating making of shale gas projects in different national contexts. …”

Managing nature, producing cultures: Inuit participation, science and policy in wildlife governance in the Nunavut Territory, Canada by Henri, D

“…</p><p>To pursue these objectives, this research draws upon a number of theoretical perspectives and methodological strategies poised at a crossroads between environmental geography, science and technology studies, political ecology and ecological anthropology. …”

Unconventional futures: anticipation, materiality, and the market in oil shale development by Kama, K

“…Drawing together relational accounts of natural resources in political ecology and economic geography with insights from Science and Technology Studies, this project both contributes to critical research on the carbon economy and to recent debates on the concepts of materiality, anticipation, and marketization in social sciences. …”