Erik Swyngedouw is affiliated with the University of Manchester in the United Kingdom and focuses primarily on research within the social sciences. Their work spans several subfields, including political science and international relations, sociology and political science, geography, planning and development, clinical psychology, and literature and literary theory.
The main topics covered in Swyngedouw's research include water governance and infrastructure, geographies of human-animal interactions, psychoanalysis, philosophy and politics, populism and right-wing movements, housing, finance and neoliberalism, hydropower, displacement and environmental impact, and contemporary literature and criticism.
Recent publications highlight a diverse range of themes and venues:
Frequent collaboration is noted with several co-authors, including Lucas Pohl, Rutgerd Boelens, Lena Hommes, Jeroen Vos, and Jaime Hoogesteger.
The scholar has contributed multiple publications to well-known academic journals, with repeated appearances in Environmental Politics and European Journal of Social Theory, as well as contributions to The Journal of Peasant Studies, Antipode, and Political Geography.
In addition to articles, Swyngedouw has published books with Johns Hopkins University and the European Organization for Nuclear Research. Notable titles include Promises of the Political: Insurgent Cities in a Post-Political Environment (2020) and Water Territorialities. Knowledge and Action to Build the Future that we Want [in Spanish and Portuguese] (2nd edition) (2020).
Their research interests and outputs integrate interdisciplinary approaches toward understanding the political, social, and environmental dimensions of contemporary issues, with significant attention to water governance and urban political ecology.
Erik Swyngedouw has been recognized as a member of Academia Europaea since 2015.
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