Heather Alberro is Senior Lecturer in Global Sustainable Development in the Department of History, Heritage and Global Cultures at Nottingham Trent University. She also serves as co-convenor for the Political Studies Association’s (PSA) environmental politics specialist group, and as a trustee member of the PSA’s executive board.

• Contents: The Deficient Present – Supremacy – Literary Ecotopias – «The Great Refusal»: Ecotopian Social Movements – For the Love of Kin: Indigenous Green Futurisms – For the Love of Kin: Terrestrial Ecotopias in and After the End – Towards Multispecies Flourishing.

Heather Alberro is Senior Lecturer in Global Sustainable Development in the Department of History, Heritage and Global Cultures at Nottingham Trent University. She also serves as co-convenor for the Political Studies Association’s (PSA) environmental politics specialist group, and as a trustee member of the PSA’s executive board.

• Contents: The Deficient Present – Supremacy – Literary Ecotopias – «The Great Refusal»: Ecotopian Social Movements – For the Love of Kin: Indigenous Green Futurisms – For the Love of Kin: Terrestrial Ecotopias in and After the End – Towards Multispecies Flourishing.

Heather Alberro is Senior Lecturer in Global Sustainable Development in the Department of History, Heritage and Global Cultures at Nottingham Trent University. She also serves as co-convenor for the Political Studies Association’s (PSA) environmental politics specialist group, and as a trustee member of the PSA’s executive board.

• Contents: The Deficient Present – Supremacy – Literary Ecotopias – «The Great Refusal»: Ecotopian Social Movements – For the Love of Kin: Indigenous Green Futurisms – For the Love of Kin: Terrestrial Ecotopias in and After the End – Towards Multispecies Flourishing.