DR Ariel Salleh
BA (Hons 1) Psychology, University of Tasmania;
MA Sociology, Australian National University;
PhD Law, Ethics and Public Affairs, Griffith
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Dr Ariel Salleh has taught at New York University; IWS, Manila; York University, Toronto; and was Associate Professor in Social Inquiry at UWS for a number of years. She recently served on the Australian Government's Gene Technology Ethics Committee and on the International Sociological Association Research Committee for Environment and Society. She writes in the field of political ecology, extending the remit of conventional political economy by focusing on the role of reproductive or meta-industrial labour in sustaining relations between humans and nature. She has two books - Ecofeminism as Politics; the anthology Eco-Sufficiency and Global Justice; and some 150 chapters and articles. This work is widely reprinted and debated internationally in ecopolitics and environmental ethics. Salleh is a senior editor of the journal Capitalism Nature Socialism (US), and on the editorial advisory boards of Organization and Environment (US), EcoPolitics (EU), and the International Journal of Water (EU).
Research Interests
- Class agency and the alternative globalisation movement; struggles for resource sovereignty; power/knowledge in genetic engineering and climate change politics.
- Contemporary theory in political ecology, viz: ecological modernisation, postmodernism, eco-socialism, ecological feminism, social and deep ecology.
Publications
2012
Book Chapters
Salleh, A., Mellor, M., Farrell, K. and V. Shiva. 2011 'How Ecofeminists Use Complexity in Ecological Economics' in K. Farrell, S. van den Hove, and T. Luzzati eds., Beyond Reductionism. London: Routledge (forthcoming).
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2012 'Green Economy or Green Utopia? Rio+20 and the Reproductive Labor Class', Journal of World Systems Research, Vol. 18, No. 2, 141-145. (US)
Magazine Articles
Salleh, A. 2012 'Women, food sovereignty and 'green jobs' in China', Chain Reaction, No. 115, 46-47. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2012 'Rio+20 and the Extractivist Green Economy', Arena, No. 119. (AU)
Electronic Articles
Salleh, A. 2012 'Rio+20 and the Green Economy: Technocrats, Meta-industrials, WSF and Occupy': http://rio20.net/en/documentos (BR)
Reprints
Salleh, A. 2011 'Climate Change and the 'Other' Footprint', Women Resisting Crisis and War. Manila: IBON, 2012.
Translations
Salleh, A. 2012 'Rio+20 et L'economie verte: les technocrates, les meta-industriels, le Forum Social Mondial et Occupy', La Découverte | Mouvements, No. 70, 83-98. (FR)
Conferences
Salleh, A. and Goodman, J. 2012 'Beyond the Green Economy: Contradictions of ecosystem pricing', Life and Debt Conference, University of Technology Sydney, July.
Salleh, A. 2012 CNS panel: 'Prefiguring A Synergistic Economy', Left Forum, New York, March.
Salleh, A. 2012 CNS panel: 'Women, Peasant Resistance, and Eco-Sufficiency in China', Left Forum, New York, March.
Salleh, A. 2012 Sociologists Without Borders panel: 'Will the WSF Occupy Rio+20?', Left Forum, New York, March.
Salleh, A. 2012 Panel: 'How Do We Determine What Really Matters? Monetary and Non-Monetary Value', SEARCH Foundation Roundtable, NCOSS, Sydney, January.
2011
Salleh, A. 2011 'The Value of a Synergistic Economy' in A. Nelson and F. Timmerman (eds.), Life Without Money: Building Fair and Sustainable Economies. London. Pluto Press.
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2011 'Climate Strategy: Making the Choice between Ecological Modernisation or Living Well', Journal of Australian Political Economy, No. 66, 124-149. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2011 'Fukushima: A Call for Women's Leadership', Journal of Environmental Thought and Education, Vol. 5, No. 4, 45-52 [Japanese trans., 198-210]. (JP)
Book Reviews
Salleh, A. 2011 'Citizen Movements Speaking Truth to Power', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 22, No. 3, 123-125. (US)
Magazine Articles
Salleh, A. 2011 'What Does It Mean to Speak of Direct Action?, Chain Reaction, No. 111, 40-42. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2011 'Cancun and After: A Sociology of Climate Change', Arena Magazine, No. 110. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2011 'Will There Be Life After Ecological Modernisation?', Australian Options, No. 66, 11-13. (AU)
Reprints
Salleh, A. 2011 'Cancun and After: A Sociology of Climate Change', Political Economy of the World-System News, American Sociological Association, Vol. 11, No. 1, 4-5. (US)
Public Lectures
Salleh, A. 2011 Public lecture: Questioning Sustainability: ' A methodological note on 'economic reason' and ecological crisis', South-South Forum for Sustainability, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, December.
Salleh, A. 2011 Public lecture: 'Global Justice and the New Water Paradigm', Citizen Advocacy, Jozef Safarik University, Kosice, April.
Salleh, A. 2011 Lecture: 'Climate Strategy', Capitalism and Nature Lecture Series, Human Ecology Program, Lund University, March.
Conferences
Salleh, A. 2011 Plenary: 'A Synergistic Economy: Learning from the global South', The Australian Sociological Association Conference, University of Newcastle, December.
Salleh, A. 2011 Invited panel: 'Environmental Movements and Development Ideology: A meta-industrial perspective', Australian Academy of Social Sciences Colloquium, University of Technology Sydney, December
Salleh, A. 2011 Keynote: ''Protecting the Body of Mother Earth': Global Climate Justice post-Cochabamba', South-South Forum for Sustainability, Lingnan University, Hong Kong, December
Broadcasts
Salleh, A. 2011 Radio interview: 'The New Water Paradigm', 3CR, Melbourne, May.
2010
Edited Journals
Salleh, A. 2010 'Water and the Complexities of Climate', International Journal of Water, Vol. 7, in press. (EU)
Book Chapters
Salleh, A. 2010 'How the Ecological Footprint is Sex-Gendered: Implications for an eco-socialist theory and praxis' in Qingzhi Huan ed., Eco-Socialism as Politics. Dordrecht: Springer.
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2010 'From Metabolic Rift to Metabolic Value: Reflections on Environmental Sociology and the Alternative Globalization Movement', Organization & Environment, Vol. 23, No. 2, 205-219. (US)
Salleh, A. 2010 'El Movimiento Ecofeminista y la Economia Solidaria', Veredas, No. 21. (MX)
Salleh, A. 2010 Interview: ‘Embodied Materialism in Action', Polygraph, No. 22, 183-199: http://www.duke.edu/web/polygraph/cfp.html (US)
Magazine Articles
Salleh, A. 2010 'Green New Deal - or Globalisation Lite?', Arena, No. 105, 15-19. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2010 'Resource Tax? GND? Or New Social Contract?', On Line Opinion, 1 June.
Reprints
Salleh, A. 2010 ‘Is Our Sustainability Science Racist?’, Environment, Technology and Society Newsletter, American Sociological Association, winter: http://.www.envirosoc.org (US)
Salleh, A. 2010 'Climate Change - and the Other Footprint', The Scavenger, April 2010. (AU)
Conference Papers
Salleh, A. 2010 'Market Logic and its Other', Contesting Markets Symposium, University of Sydney, October.
Salleh, A. 2010 'Climate Justice and Cultural Autonomy', Asia Pacific Research Network Conference, Baguio City, Philippines, July.
Salleh, A. 2010 'Eco-Sufficiency and Peace', International Peace Research Association Conference, University of Sydney, July.
Salleh, A. 2010 'Living Well (buen vivir)', From Global Crisis to Green Future, Left Renewal Conference, University of Technology Sydney, May.
Salleh, A. 2010 'A Strategy for the Commons', Key Forces for Climate Action, University of Sydney, March.
Workshops
Salleh, A. 2010 'The Value of Tears', International Women's Day Address, Belconnen Community Centre, Canberra, March.
Salleh, A. 2010 'Women and Eco-Sufficiency', International Women's Day Address, Addison Road Community Centre, Sydney, March.
Broadcasts
Salleh, A. 2010 'Interview: Women and Climate Action', Radio 2SER, Sydney, March.
2009
Edited Books
Salleh, A. ed. 2009 Eco-Sufficiency and Global Justice: women write political ecology. London and New York: Pluto Press / Melbourne: Spinifex, pp. 324.
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2009 'The Dystopia of Technoscience: An ecofeminist critique of postmodern reason', Futures, Vol. 41, No. 4, 201-209. (EU)
Review Essays
Salleh A. 2009 Review Essay: ‘Kheel's Nature Ethics', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 20, No. 1, 130-134. (US)
Translations
Salleh, A. 2009 'Dlug Ekologiczny: Dlug Ucielesniony' [Ecological Debt: Embodied Debt], Biblioteka Online Think Tank Feministycznego: http://www.ekologiasztuka.pl/pdf/f0082salleh2009.pdf (PL)
Salleh, A. 2009 'Glebiejnizgleboka ecologia - sprzezenie ekofeministyczne' [Deeper than Deep Ecology], Biblioteka Online Think Tank Feministycznego: http://www.ekologiasztuka.pl/pdf/f0081salleh_ekofeminizm.pdf (PL)
Magazine Articles
Salleh, A. and Hawthorne, S. 2009 'A Conversation: Thinking Beyond, Thinking Deep', Island Magazine, No. 116, 8-17. (AU)
Public Lectures
Salleh, A. 2009 'Ecological Debt: Embodied Debt', Transdisciplinary Studies Program, University of Poznan, November.
Broadcasts
Salleh, A. 2009 'Is Our Sustainability Science Racist?', Ockham's Razor, ABC Radio National, 4 October: www.abc.net.au/rn/ockhamsrazor/stories/2009/2702106.htm
Conference Papers
Salleh, A. 2009 'Eco-Sufficiency and Vernacular Science', Asia-Pacific Science, Technology, and Society Network Conference, Convention Centre, Brisbane, November.
Salleh, A. 2009 'A Critical Feminist Reading of the Green New Deal', Institute for Social Analysis, Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, Berlin, November.
Salleh, A. 2009 'Climate Change: Common but Differentiated Responsibilities', Rethinking Marxism Conference, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, November.
Salleh, A. 2009 'From Metabolic Rift to Metabolic Value', Rethinking Marxism Conference, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, November.
Salleh, A. 2009 'Pursuing Environmental Justice', Activist-Academic Dialogues: Sociologists Without Borders Panel, World Social Forum, Belem, Brazil, January.
Workshops
Salleh, A. with S. Federici. 2009 'In conversation: Ecological Debt', Bluestockings Centre, New York, November.
Salleh, A. with J. Tenner 2009 Women's Environment Network Workshop, Green New Deal Conference, University of Melbourne, November.
Salleh, A. 2009 'Gender and Climate Change', Powershift Conference, University of Western Sydney, Parramatta, July.
Salleh, A. 2009 'Eco-Sufficiency', SEARCH Foundation.
2008
Translations
Salleh, A. 2008 'How the Ecological Footprint is Gendered: Implications for eco-socialist theory and praxis', Green Leaf, Ministry for Environmental Protection, Beijing, No. 126, June, 68-73. (Mandarin) (CN)
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2008 'Climate Change - and the "Other Footprint"': The Commoner, No. 13: www.commoner.org.uk (UK)
Salleh, A. 2008 'Eco-socialism and "Ecological Civilization" in China', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 19, No. 3, 122-128. (US)
Magazine Articles
Salleh, A. 2008 'Is Australia's Climate Policy Gender Literate?', InSight e-Magazine (Centre for Policy Development), June: www.cpd.org (AU)
Conference Proceedings
Salleh, A. 2008 Keynote: 'How the Ecological Footprint is Gendered: Implications for ecosocialist theory and praxis', Proceedings of the International Environmental Politics Conference, Shandong University, Jinan, May.
2007
Reprints and Translations
Salleh, A. 2007 'Deeper than Deep Ecology' in C. Merchant (ed.), Key Concepts in Critical Theory: Ecology. New York: Prometheus Press.
Conference Proceedings
Salleh, A. 2007 Plenary: 'Yes it's true, Global Warming is Gendered', Asia-Pacific Environmental Conference, University of Sydney.
Salleh, A. 2007 Keynote: 'Women, Labour, and Life on Earth', Matriarcato e Montagna, VII Convegno Internazionale, Trento.
2006
Reprints and Translations
Salleh, A. 2006 'Social Ecology and the Man Question' in P. Stephens, J. Barry, and A. Dobson eds., From Margins to Mainstream: The Best of Environmental Politics. London: Routledge.
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2006 Editorial: 'Towards an Inclusive Solidarity on the Left', Symposium Ecosocialist-Ecofeminist Dialogues', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 17, No. 4, 33-38. (US)
Salleh, A. 2006 'Embodying the Deepest Contradiction', Symposium on Ecosocialist-Ecofeminist Dialogues', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 17, No. 4, 116-125. (US)
Salleh, A. 2006 'We in the North are the Biggest Problem for the South: A Conversation with Hilkka Pietila', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 17, No. 1, 44-61. (US)
Salleh, A. 2006 'Organised Irresponsibility: Contradictions in the Australian Government's Strategy for GM Regulation', Environmental Politics, Vol. 15, No. 2, 388-416. (UK)
Salleh, A. 2006 Review Essay: 'Resistance to Corporate Biocolonisation', Organization and Environment, Vol. 19, No. 2, 406-410. (US)
Conference Proceedings
Salleh, A. 2006 'Institutionalised Disconnection and the Grand Narrative: A Plea for Deep Deliberative Democracy', EU Thematic Network on Sustainability Strategy, Brussels.
Salleh, A. 2006 Keynote: 'Why Environmental Ethics Needs its Other', Globalisation, Environmental Ethics, and Environmental Justice Conference, Michigan State University.
Salleh, A. 2006 'Ecological Economics and the Humanity-Nature Metabolism', International Society for Ecological Economics Conference Proceedings, New Delhi.
2005
Reprints
Salleh, A. 2005 'Deeper than Deep Ecology' in B. Callicott and C. Palmer eds., Environmental Philosophy Vols. 1-5. London: Routledge.
Salleh, A. 2005 'Class, Race, and Gender Discourse in the Ecofeminism/Deep Ecology Debate' in L. Kalof and T. Satterfield eds., Environmental Values. London: Earthscan.
Refereed Articles
Salleh, A. 2005 Editorial: 'Towards an Embodied Materialism', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 16, 9-14. (US)
Salleh, A. 2005 'Engelhardt's The Tangled Roots', Capitalism Nature Socialism, Vol. 16, 135-37. (US)
Magazine Articles
Salleh, A. 2005 'A Splice of Life', New Matilda, No. 42, 15 June. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2005 'Risky Science', New Matilda, No. 40, 1 June. (AU)
Salleh, A. 2005 'Unruly Rules: Do we fix the Gene Tech Act or opt for a Moratorium?', Arena Magazine, No. 77, 40-42. (AU)