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This is a group web that gathers resources on how to plan and write a good thesis at the Masters or Bachelor level. PhD students could also benefit from it. I have created it as a resource for the students I am supervising. If you have comments, please email me and you will find my email address by searching the KTH web.
I have also started to add short additional pages with literature and videos on different (favourite) topics, including the critique of neoliberal urban planning in Sweden, Southern urbanism, and more to follow. For those interested in Urban Political Ecology and Environmental Humanities, see my collaborative research platforms Situated Ecologies and Situated Urban Political Ecology that have their own resource pages with literature, videos, and films. For instance, if you are looking for literature at the intersection of political theory, postcolonial theory and urban environmental studies, see literature lists from the years that I have organised the PhD course "Democratic Practices in Unequal Geographies." More recently I have also organised and participated in the voluntary seminar series, Political Ecology Reading Group at KTH with readings on eco-feminism, politcs of care, extractivism, and 'How to win, mobilization and political strategy.'
/Henrik Ernstson, Environmental Science Department at KTH (aka SEED)