Natalia Boffa
Natalia Boffa focuses on Indigenous Peoples’ movements related to climate change, development policies and programs, forest and carbon policies, and agricultural frontier development in Argentina and Latin America. She has expertise in popular education in diverse settings and works in research collectives on local knowledge and memory with indigenous organizations and communities from a decolonial perspective. She is a lecturer and researcher at the National University of South (Bahía Blanca, Argentina) with an active role in extracurricular university programs. She is also a leading member of the CEISO (Colectivo de Estudios e Investigaciones Sociales). Email: natalia.boffa AT uns.edu.ar
Rose Brewer
Rose Brewer is a long time activist scholar studying the Black radical tradition, social movements, revolutions, and radical Black feminism. She organizes at the local, national, and international levels with a focus on anti-racist, anti-imperialist, anti-colonial, and anti-capitalist struggles. Her research is published broadly with articles appearing in journals such as Souls, The American Sociologist, and Journal of World Systems Research, among others. Her commitment is to social transformation for the world’s peoples and planet. Email: brewe001 AT umn.edu
Sutapa Chattopadhyay
Sutapa Chattopadhyay has written about Indigenous anti-colonial resistance, social forestry, postcolonial protests, degenerative hydro projects, gendered social transformations, development-induced dispossession/dislocation, appropriation of bodies and nature, anarch/eco-feminist and decolonial pedagogies, feminist methodologies, migrant justice organizing, and border militarization. She reviews work that has a transnational focus and movements centered on indigenous, feminist, development, and migrant justice issues. Email: sutapajacob AT gmail.com
Tivia Collins
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email:
Laurence Cox
Laurence Cox is focussed on helping movements learn from each other’s struggles through movement education, activist publishing, and networking across movements, particularly in Ireland and Europe. His organising experience includes anti-capitalism, international solidarity, ecological activism, anti-war movements, radical education, climate collapse, and the rise of authoritarianism and (in another century) political parties. In his day job he works as an academic. His homepage is here with free versions of most things he’s written. Email: laurence.cox AT mu.ie
Michael S. Daubs
Michael S. Daubs is one of the co-directors of Kōtaha – the Internet, Social Media, and Politics Research Lab and a Research Associate with He Whenua Taurikura, a National Centre of Research Excellence for Combating Violent Extremism in Aotearoa New Zealand. His research examines media and social movements, the spread of extremist ideologies, mobile apps and the open Web, the political economy of media, and dis- and misinformation as threats to democracy. Email: michael.daubs AT otago.ac.nz
Peter Funke
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: pnfunke AT usf.edu
Levi Gahman
Levi Gahman focuses on emancipatory politics, environmental conflict, and grassroots struggles for self-determination. Regionally, he concentrates on revolutionary praxis and autonomous movements from the Caribbean and Central America. He handles submissions related to community-based PAR, militant methods, radical pedagogy, and is keen to welcome and review work that centers the enduring aftermaths of empire, pluriversal politics, alternative futures, knowledges “from below”, and anti-war student movements. Email: jayhawk AT liv.ac.uk
Fernando Martins
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: fernando.martins AT unioeste.br
Farhang Morady
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: moradyf AT westminster.ac.uk
Hoshang Noraiee
Hoshang Noraiee in a broader sense focuses on the issues of identities, ethnic nationalism, Jihadism, and Islamic movements, as well as changes and continuity in the labour and other social movements. Regionally he is concentrating on the Middle East, particularly in Iran but also other regions such as Pakistan and Afghanistan. He is interested in theoretical issues such as the nature of current violence in a wider global context. He is currently retired and engaged in conducting research as an independent and writing articles. Email: hnoraiee AT gmail.com
Nicolás Orellana Águila
Nicolás Orellana Águila focuses on non-institutional political participation, mobilization processes, and their radicalization. His work also examines grassroots territorial organizations, exploring questions of their autonomy, spatiality, and the construction of non-capitalist bonds (communal, convivial, etc.). Building on this, he is currently developing a research agenda on conviviality and everyday life in the post-pandemic and post-social uprising era in Chile. Methodologically, his work employs qualitative approaches, particularly engaged ethnography. Email nicolasorellanaaguila AT gmail.com
Elise Imray Papineau
Elise Imray Papineau is a social anthropologist and ethnographer, whose research work is deeply rooted in activism. She is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Manchester, exploring food politics and community care. She is a co-director of The Care Lab, based in Manchester. Her research expertise is grounded in several years of experience as a grassroots organiser in Magan’djin (Brisbane), and she has collaborated on various solidarity projects with activists in Indonesia, Philippines, and Myanmar. Her interests revolve around feminist and queer studies, care theory, militant ethnography, radical lifestyle politics, DIY culture, and post-colonial cultural studies in Southeast Asia. Email: elise.imraypapineau AT outlook.com.
Filiberto Penados
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email
Elisabet Rasch
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: elisabet.rasch AT wur.nl
Sarah Raymundo
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: sarahraymundo1976 AT gmail.com
Genevieve Ritchie
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email:
Heike Schaumberg
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: heikes1 AT googlemail.com
Dounya Salehi
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: salehidounya AT gmail.com
Ayaz Ahmed Siddiqui
Ayaz Ahmed Siddiqui is a postdoctoral fellow in the Law and Political Science Department at the Universität Oberta de Catalunya. His research is on the relationship between media and contentious collective action with a special focus on mainstream and fringe political actors in Pakistan. Over more than a decade, he has lived, studied, and worked in the news industry and academia in Karachi, London, and Hong Kong. He serves on the jury of the Agahi Awards, which recognise excellence in journalism in Pakistan. Email: siddiqui.aayaz AT gmail.com
Todd Wolfson
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: wolfsont AT gmail.com
Lesley Wood
Bio and areas of interest forthcoming. Email: ljwood AT yorku.ca