Liam Campling is Professor of International Business and Development in the School of Business and Management, Queen Mary University of London. He works on the relationships among global production, international trade, the political economy of development and environmental change, is an editor of Journal of Agrarian Change, and co-author of Capitalism and the Sea (Verso 2021) and Free Trade Agreements and Global Labour Governance (Routledge 2021).
The podcast series, developed in conversation with academics, economists, lawyers, activists and journalists, explores how risk associated with the supply of Critical Raw Materials is unevenly shaping international relations while perpetuating colonial legacies in Europe’s periphery and the Global South. The discussions aim to look beyond these extractive practices to the possibility of thinking and doing otherwise.