Journal of Political Ecology:
Case Studies in History and Society

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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JPE is a peer reviewed journal (ISSN: 1073045) begun in 1994 that welcomes submissions in English, French and Spanish from a broad range of disciplines and hopes to encourage research into the linkages between political economy and human environmental impacts. It is provided free and supported by the Political Ecology Society (PESO).  A more complete statement of the editors’ perspectives on the field of political ecology can be read here.

JPE is produced at the Bureau of Applied Research in Anthropology and is available through, as well as archived at, the University of Arizona Library, Tucson, Arizona, USA. Paper reprints are available at all times but JPE's copyright notice also allows multiple copies of articles or reviews to be printed, but not sold, for educational purposes without requesting authorization. Requests for incorporation into books should pass to the Editors.


Please see
our copyright notice and author guidelines and contact the Editors about submissions: James Greenberg (USA) for the Americas and Thomas K. Park (USA) or Simon Batterbury (Australia/UK) for submissions dealing with other parts of the globe.

 

JPE is available via OpenJ-Gate and is recognized by DEST, the Australian government, as a peer-reviewed publication of international standing.

 

 In 2007, we will be moving to new Electronic Journal software but submisison details are the same.

 

File Formats


The issues available for downloading are in Adobe PDF format. Reviews first become available in html and when an issue is completed the entire set of reviews are paginated into a PDF file.

To obtain a PDF reader, please follow this link to get the
Acrobat Reader.

 

Volume & Year

 

14:2007

13:2006

12:2005
11:2004
10:2003
9:2002
8:2001

7:2000
6:1999
5:1998
4:1997
3:1996
2:1995
1:1994
Errata:
pdf

 

 


April 2007