Lifeblood: Oil, Freedom, and the Forces of Capital

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Volatile Photovoltaics: Green Industrialization, Sacrifice Zones, and the Political Ecology of Solar Energy in Germany (2021, background): “Huber (2013) introduced the concept of energy populism to show how the protection of cheap fossil fuels is understood as standing up for the people, based on idealized and romanticized imaginaries of the past, and tied to white, rural masculinity and extractive labor (see also Balls and Fischer…”
Trasformismo or transformation? The global political economy of energy transitions (2018, background): “This is because energy is the life-blood of the economy (Huber 2013) and the basis of industrial civilisation (Malm 2016) and its growth imperatives and is intimately entwined with security politics (see Wilson this SI): it links production, power and world order in ways that must assume a central p”