Joost de Moor

Joost de Moor is a postdoctoral researcher at Stockholm University. His research focuses on environmental and urban movements, climate change, and political participation.

Using narratives for strategic adaptation: lessons learned from COP21

For climate activists in the run-up to COP26, taking strategic decisions based on stories about past mobilizations risks missing emerging opportunities.

By Joost de Moor and Mattias Wahlström

/ 4 Feb 2020

Using narratives for strategic adaptation: lessons learned from COP21

The ‘new’ climate politics of Extinction Rebellion?

Creating a movement that can have the impact XR aims for will require confronting the political as well as the moral challenges posed by climate change.

By Graeme Hayes, Joost de Moor and Brian Doherty

/ 27 Nov 2018

Why some cities are ‘rebel cities’ – interview with Yaz Brien about Bristol’s resistance scene

“It’s a movement that shuts shit down but it really isn’t hypermasculine. And I think, in many ways, that is a factor in its sustainability.”

By Joost de Moor and Yaz Brien

/ 17 Oct 2018

COP21: the climate movement’s last summit?

In Paris, by trying to lift off ‘planet summit’, its gravity became truly noticeable for the first time.

By Joost de Moor

/ 20 Feb 2017