Publications

TNI has a proud history of being at the cutting edge of analysis, research and activism on critical global issues. Here you can navigate our publications in chronological order, including: policy briefs, issue briefs, papers, reports, primers, working papers, and books.

The Kentucky tobacco transition: Exploring transitional outcomes from a socio-ecological systems perspective

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Rebecca Shelton

Publication date: 17 March 2018
Environmental populism in Central America: the politics of the pineapple expansion and its discontents in Costa Rica

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Andrés León Araya

Publication date: 17 March 2018
Into the void: The loss of governance in rural Mexico

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

César Suárez Ortiz

Publication date: 17 March 2018
Peasant territories: Resistance and existence in the struggle for emancipation in Brazil

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Leonardo van den Berg

Margriet Goris
Publication date: 17 March 2018
Revisiting power and powerlessness: Speculating West Virginia’s energy future and the externalities of the socioecologial fix

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Dylan M. Harris

James McCarthy
Publication date: 17 March 2018
Authoritarian populism and the challenge to civil society What roles can international NGOs play in an emancipatory rural politics?

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Kimberly Pfeifer

Martin Walsh

Nick Galasso
Publication date: 17 March 2018
After land reform in Zimbabwe: What about the youth?

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Clement Chipenda

Publication date: 17 March 2018
A critique of the idea of populism and the urgencies with authoritarianisms: Some South American notes on progressivisms, development and alternatives

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Eduardo Gudynas

Publication date: 17 March 2018
Disaster colonialism and agroecological brigades in post-disaster Puerto Rico

Food Sovereignty
Paper by

Nils McCune

Ivette Perfecto

John Vandermeer

Katia Aviles Vásquez
Publication date: 17 March 2018
As good as it gets? The new Sandinismo and the co-option of emancipatory rural politics in Nicaragua

Food Sovereignty

Paper by

Santiago Ripoll

Publication date: 17 March 2018

Framing Palestine Israel, the Gulf states, and American power in the Middle East

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Publications

The Kentucky tobacco transition: Exploring transitional outcomes from a socio-ecological systems perspective

Environmental populism in Central America: the politics of the pineapple expansion and its discontents in Costa Rica

Into the void: The loss of governance in rural Mexico

Peasant territories: Resistance and existence in the struggle for emancipation in Brazil

Revisiting power and powerlessness: Speculating West Virginia’s energy future and the externalities of the socioecologial fix

Authoritarian populism and the challenge to civil society What roles can international NGOs play in an emancipatory rural politics?

After land reform in Zimbabwe: What about the youth?

A critique of the idea of populism and the urgencies with authoritarianisms: Some South American notes on progressivisms, development and alternatives

Disaster colonialism and agroecological brigades in post-disaster Puerto Rico

As good as it gets? The new Sandinismo and the co-option of emancipatory rural politics in Nicaragua

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