Rate My Professor Antonella Maiello

Her current research agenda includes migrant skills in textile repairs and their effects on migrant integration and post-capitalist economic diversification; networks in post-consumer textile flows and value chains; reclaimers communities in waste governance politics and practice (Rio de Janeiro State); institutional impacts of participatory multi-modelling for regional energy decision-making (Netherlands); and collectives-state relationships in community-driven sustainability initiatives. Key publications are “Co-designing a research agenda for climate adaptation in El Salvador’s coffee sector: a transdisciplinary perspective” (2024); “Temporalities of energy justice: changing justice conceptions in Dutch energy policy between 1974 and 2022” (2024); “Commoning, access, and sovereignty: Disentangling land–food relations in the case of peasant livestock farmers in Romania” (2024); “In, out or beyond? Waste pickers and policy networks: a story from Jardim Gramacho (Rio de Janeiro)” (2022); “The spotted zebra: cohabitation between informal solutions and public-owned infrastructures for water supply in the Rio de Janeiro Metropolitan Region” (2021); and “Water supply system in the Rio de Janeiro Metropolitan Region: open issues, contradictions and challenges for water access in an emerging mega-city” (2019). Her work has over 647 citations on Google Scholar.