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Jenny Pickerill
Professor of Environmental Geography
Vice President for Research and Higher Education, Royal Geographical Society
Intentional Communities Research Group - Join our 2026 seminar programme!
School of Geography and Planning
University of Sheffield
Winter street
Sheffield
S10 2TN
UK
WORKING HOURS: Tuesdays to Fridays 8am to 6pm
Urban Studies Foundation Eco-communities project
RECENT PUBLICATIONS:
Pickerill, J (Ed.) 2025. Eco-communities: Surviving Well Together. Bloomsbury, London.
Pickerill, J. 2024. Challenging neoliberal time: Creating space for radical praxis in Geography. Area
Pickerill, J. 2024. Unsettling geography: Enacting the politics of Indigenous ontologies. Agoriad: A journal of spatial theory
Pickerill, J. 2024. Lived environmentalisms: Everyday encounters and difference in Australia’s north. GEO: Geography and Environment, 11, 1
Atchison, J, Arnold, C; Gibbs, L; Gill, N; Hubbard, E; Lorimer, J; Pickerill, J, Watson, M, 2024. Peopled landscapes? Questions of coexistence and future sustainabilities in invasive plant management and rewilding. People and Nature, 6, 2, 485-473
Barker, A and Pickerill, J. 2024. Geographies of collective responsibility: Decolonising universities through place-based praxis. Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 28, 4, 575-590
Pickerill, J, Chitewere, T, Cornea, N, Lockyer, J, Macrorie, R, Malý Blažek, J, and Nelson, A. 2024. Urban ecological futures: Five eco-community strategies for more sustainable and equitable cities. International Journal for Urban and Regional Research, 48, 1, 161-176
Pickerill, J. 2023. Confronting privilege: The radical potential of eco-communities for urban climate justice. Jennifer L. Rice, Anthony Levenda, Joshua Long (eds.) Urban Climate Justice: Theory, Method, Resistance. University of Georgia Press.
Pickerill, J, Barker, A and Wang, J. 2023. The Tiny House Movement: Ecology, survival and injustice in Nowicki, M, Harris, E and White, T (Eds.) The Growing Trend of Living Small: A Critical Approach to Shrinking Domesticities. Routledge.
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Political Sociology & Critical TheoryCentre for Decolonising Knowledge (DECkNO)
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