Critical Collapse Studies research program: addressing the most difficult and controversial predicament of our times – global collapse, and uneven and unjust impacts on individuals, communities, nations, and regions around the world. #InCollapse .

Interested in doing a PhD?. Geographies of Collapse and Equity: This is your opportunity to design a project within critical collapse studies – a leftist, intellectual concern with power and inequity in everyday life and a collapsing world.

What do you want to know?.

Is it end of the world? Have multi-crises like climate change and over-consumption finally brought us to the brink?.Join two teams of science and culture heavy hitters for this battle of brains and bravado. Yes, that includes me - on the affirmative team!.

Prof Dariusz Wojcik, Editor in Chief of Finance and Space, presents the 2nd award for Best Paper to Kate Booth and Grace Martini (University of Tasmania, Australia) for their paper entitled Insurance in a changing climate: from commonsense to catastrophe.

RT @JustCollapse: New research: “…aimed at reducing oppression during crises… mutually beneficial networks of skills and resources… enduri….

We have thrilled to have our paper selected for this!.

RT @ConversationEDU: Right now, it's not insurance companies we should worry about. It is the unfolding, real-time collapse of insurance fo….

In a changing climate, are we veering towards a collapse of insurance? . ". it is not a future crash of insurers that should be of primary concern. It is the real-time collapse of insurance for households, businesses and communities." #JustCollapse.

Grace and I are delighted this paper has received the 2025 Regional Studies Association Best Paper Award (Finance and Space)!.

Excited to be part of this critical collapse studies event with the Tasmanian University Environment Society and two awesome PhD students. If you're in the Hobart area, please join us!

This event may be of interest and worth sharing. @postcarbon @PIK_Climate @PIK_Klima @CSERCambridge @TORCHOxford.

Hi @argen_tin .You may be interested in this online event - with Australian and German collapse activists and academics.

I’m proud to be hosting this free online forum, asking the key question of our times, ‘This is Collapse - what do we do now?’.

New open access paper, 'Insurance in a changing climate: From commonsense to catastrophe'. How to read this paper: Non-academics may be interested in section 'Emergent insurantial imaginary' - based on interviews with insurance professionals/householders.