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Main course books

• Akomolafe, Bayo, These wilds beyond our fences: letters to my daughter on humanity's search for home, Berkeley, California, North Atlantic Books, [2017]Compulsory*
• Holmes, Tim, The common cause handbook: a guide to values and frames for campaigners, community organisers, civil servants, fundraisers, educators, social entrepreneurs, activists, funders, politicians, and everyone in between, Machynlleth, Public Interest Research Centre Ltd, 2011Compulsory*
• Hulme, Mike, Contemporary climate change debates: a student primer, Abingdon, Oxon, Routledge, 2020Compulsory*
• Wallace-Wells, David, The uninhabitable earth: a story of the future, [London], Allen Lane, an imprint of Penguin Books, 2019Compulsory*

Elective book

Apart from the four books listed above you will be asked to read one of the following books.

• Eisenstein, Charles, Climate: a new story, Berkeley, California, North Atlantic Books, [2018]
• Roy, Arundhati, Capitalism: a ghost story, London, Verso, 2015
• Stoknes, Per Espen., What we think about when we try not to think about global warming: toward a new psychology of climate action, White River Junction, Vermont, Chelsea Green Publishing, [2015]

You will be asked to chose one of the books when the course has started.

Course reader

• Course ReaderCompulsory* (A course reader consisting of 3–4 texts, videos or other type of learning material per week. This will be avaliable through Studium.)

* Compulsory