Peter Kamstra1 1University Of Melbourne, Carlton, Australia   Progress has been made uncovering wellbeing benefits of social enterprises, but measuring these outcomes has been difficult. Here, we provide an innovative mixed methodology that link social enterprises with wellbeing outcomes by...

Dr Ajmal Hussain1 1University Of Manchester   This paper offers reflections from on-going fieldwork conducted on a street in Birmingham, UK that has featured in media and security services’ concerns with radicalisation and the subsequent radicalisation of Muslims. The street...

Dr James Butler1 1CSIRO Land & Water, Brisbane, Australia   Adaptation pathways is the practice of decision-making which sequences actions over time to account for rapid change and future uncertainty to achieve climate-resilient development. However, in developing countries pathways practice...

Mr Malcolm Johnson1 1Bureau Of Environmental And Coastal Quality, Rota, USA   The small island of Rota, between Guam and Saipan, exists on a spatiotemporal threshold in the Marianas Archipelago. Based on archeological and ecological evidence, the terraced karst coastalscape...

Ms Sarah Burrage1 1The University Of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia   This thesis will analyse the resettlement experiences of Syrian refugees within communities on the island of Newfoundland, Canada, with particular focus on their sense of belonging and identity. It...

Dr Paul Munro1 1University of New South Wales, Kensington, Sydney, Australia   The use of solar photovoltaic (PV) power is booming in East Africa. Once a rare, novel power source used by elites, over the past ten years the technology...

Dr Jonathan Balls1 1University Of Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia   This paper examines the persistence of support from the development community for delivering energy access through decentralised market-based initiatives as opposed to state-led interventions. This trend continues despite the fact that,...

Dr Nicola Willand1, Dr Sarah Robertson1, Professor Ralph Horne1, Professor Emma Baker2, Dr Trivess Moore1 1Rmit University, Melbourne, Australia 2University of Adelaide, Adelaide, Australia   Combining the concepts of energy justice, poverty, social practices and the capabilities approach, this conceptual...

Dr Tyler Harlan1 1Cornell University, Ithaca, USA   Scholars typically talk about decarbonization through the lens of energy transitions, which entail the eventual replacement of fossil fuels with renewable energy. Recent work in economic geography complicates this notion by analyzing...

Mr Joe Atkinson1 1University Of Tasmania, Hobart, Australia   The Tasman and Forestier Peninsulas contain an unusually high concentration of Tasmanian endemic plant species for eastern Tasmania. Understanding the mechanisms that give rise to endemic plant species and their distributions...