KATIE KISH
E4A RESEARCH FELLOW - MCGILL UNIVERSITY
COMPLEX SYSTEMS, ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS, LABOUR, WORK, AND PRODUCTION
Katie Kish is a Research Associate for the Global Footprint Network and Ecological Footprint Project at York University. In her role with the Footprint team, she supports knowledge synthesis and mobilization of the team’s research. She has a Ph.D. in Social and Ecological Sustainability from the University of Waterloo and a background in complex systems thinking and ecological economics which she applies to research on production, labour, and open knowledge commons. She is also a lecturer of ecological economics at the Haida Gwaii Institute and a Research Fellow with Economics for the Anthropocene.
PUBLICATIONS & OTHER WORKS
PUBLICATIONS & OTHER WORKS
Paying Attention: Big Data and Social Advertising as Barriers to Ecological Change
In: Sustainability. 2020.
Liberty and the Ecological Crisis: Freedom on a Finite Planet.
Edited by: Katie Kish, Chris Orr & Bruce Jennings. Routledge, 2019.
The Revolution Will Be Handmade
In: Solutions, April 2019.
Ecological Limits of the Sustainable Development Goals
Contributors: Katie Kish & Quilley, S. In: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Taylor & Francis Group. 2019.
Wicked Tensions of Low Growth Economics.
Contributors: Katie Kish & Quilley, S. In: Ecological Economics, 142. 2017.
What About My Pineapples?: The Wicked Implications of Nonlinearity, Embedded Systems, and Transformative Social Goals
In: Health in the Anthropocene.. 2020.
