Conference Paper / Presentation
| Aug 2026
The Political Ecology of Resource Corruption: Co-constituting Legality and Territoriality at the Frontier
Presented at: Law, Society and the Environment: Methodologies for a Changing World
This conference presentation outlined a political ecology approach to the study of corruption in resource frontiers, arguing its relevance for legal scholars. The talk was based on a Special Issue on the same topic, published in the journal Political Geography.
David Aled Williams
Principal Adviser (U4) and Senior Researcher (CMI)