E Schramm
Biographic Data
| ID | 38406 |
|---|---|
| NAME | E Schramm |
| GIVEN NAMES | E |
| FAMILY NAME | Schramm |
| SIGNATURE | SCHRAMM E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Amsterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2801-8790 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Destruction as care
In order to live well together on a damaged planet, more-than-human care scholarship argues for mutual care and collaboration between humans and non-humans for common survival. Research in this area accordingly emphasizes the life-affirming dimensions of mutual care relationships, paying comparatively little attention to acts of forceful eradication, killing, and destruction except as harms to be minimized. The Brigadas Deseucaliptizadoras is a n…
Post-capitalist beer
This paper explores how post-capitalist economic practices diffuse and have a wider transformative impact. Scholars typically answer this question by focusing on how such practices ‘scale up’ or by tracing spatially diverse transformative pathways. These approaches, however, overlook how a good’s characteristics shape the way post-capitalist practice spreads, and relatedly, how consumers become attracted to specific goods. This paper addresses th…
Toward post-growth infrastructure
Contemporary economic growth relies on infrastructure. However, post-growth scholarship has only recently begun to grapple with infrastructure as a specific object of analysis and often reduces it to little more than a set of barriers to be overcome or a means to essential service provision. This article challenges such limited perspectives by developing a holistic framework through which to understand post-growth infrastructure, how it works and…
Transport innovations in the cracks
The post-growth literature has recently started to engage with transport and mobilities in more depth. However, despite its radical societal critique, it has done so largely in ways that either reproduce recommendations of the sustainable mobilities paradigm or apply context-independent post-growth frameworks without sustained empirical analysis. The literature has thereby largely “closed down” more open-ended explorations of what kind of transpo…
The comfortable endurance of sustainable practices
This article examines how discomforts shape the endurance of practices in two Catalan eco-communities. Despite the common perception of sustainable practices as uncomfortable, scant empirical attention has hitherto been paid to how residents in alternative spaces cope with discomfort-inducing practices. While cultural geographies have typically emphasised the co-adaptation of bodies and environments as necessary to ensure the comfortable enduranc…
Examining the role of minor experiments in French and Catalan eco-communities
This article explores the role of experiments in eco-communities in Southwest France and Catalonia and focuses in particular on the production of post-capitalist natures in experiments with plants. Drawing on Deleuze & Guattari, it first orders experimental practices (around irrigation) in terms of a spectrum from 'minor' to 'major', emphasizing in particular the generativity of 'minor experimentation' that is often exploratory, tentative, and am…
Examining the role of minor experiments in French and Catalan eco-communities
This article explores the role of experiments in eco-communities in Southwest France and Catalonia and focuses in particular on the production of post-capitalist natures in experiments with plants. Drawing on Deleuze & Guattari, it first orders experimental practices (around irrigation) in terms of a spectrum from 'minor' to 'major', emphasizing in particular the generativity of 'minor experimentation' that is often exploratory, tentative, and am…
Transport innovations in the cracks
The post-growth literature has recently started to engage with transport and mobilities in more depth. However, despite its radical societal critique, it has done so largely in ways that either reproduce recommendations of the sustainable mobilities paradigm or apply context-independent post-growth frameworks without sustained empirical analysis. The literature has thereby largely “closed down” more open-ended explorations of what kind of transpo…
Examining the role of minor experiments in French and Catalan eco-communities
This article explores the role of experiments in eco-communities in Southwest France and Catalonia and focuses in particular on the production of post-capitalist natures in experiments with plants. Drawing on Deleuze & Guattari, it first orders experimental practices (around irrigation) in terms of a spectrum from 'minor' to 'major', emphasizing in particular the generativity of 'minor experimentation' that is often exploratory, tentative, and am…
Transport innovations in the cracks
The post-growth literature has recently started to engage with transport and mobilities in more depth. However, despite its radical societal critique, it has done so largely in ways that either reproduce recommendations of the sustainable mobilities paradigm or apply context-independent post-growth frameworks without sustained empirical analysis. The literature has thereby largely “closed down” more open-ended explorations of what kind of transpo…
The comfortable endurance of sustainable practices
This article examines how discomforts shape the endurance of practices in two Catalan eco-communities. Despite the common perception of sustainable practices as uncomfortable, scant empirical attention has hitherto been paid to how residents in alternative spaces cope with discomfort-inducing practices. While cultural geographies have typically emphasised the co-adaptation of bodies and environments as necessary to ensure the comfortable enduranc…
Destruction as care
In order to live well together on a damaged planet, more-than-human care scholarship argues for mutual care and collaboration between humans and non-humans for common survival. Research in this area accordingly emphasizes the life-affirming dimensions of mutual care relationships, paying comparatively little attention to acts of forceful eradication, killing, and destruction except as harms to be minimized. The Brigadas Deseucaliptizadoras is a n…
Post-capitalist beer
This paper explores how post-capitalist economic practices diffuse and have a wider transformative impact. Scholars typically answer this question by focusing on how such practices ‘scale up’ or by tracing spatially diverse transformative pathways. These approaches, however, overlook how a good’s characteristics shape the way post-capitalist practice spreads, and relatedly, how consumers become attracted to specific goods. This paper addresses th…
Toward post-growth infrastructure
Contemporary economic growth relies on infrastructure. However, post-growth scholarship has only recently begun to grapple with infrastructure as a specific object of analysis and often reduces it to little more than a set of barriers to be overcome or a means to essential service provision. This article challenges such limited perspectives by developing a holistic framework through which to understand post-growth infrastructure, how it works and…
Geographies of human-animal interactions (3 works) · Scholarship (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Situated (2 works) · Water Governance and Infrastructure (2 works) · Abandonment (legal (1 works)