Climate Change and Property Experiments in Appalachia

Sara Safransky

Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie, 2024, vol. 115, issue 3, 353-359

Abstract: This commentary thinks with Desiree Fields' ‘Digital Experiments with Landed Property’ across the urban–rural continuum. I offer provisional observations on rural property experiments emerging in Central Appalachia in the context of climate change. By way of conclusion, I suggest how scholars might engage and extend Fields' important provocations to deepen understandings of the shifting nature of land and property relations in the rural USA and the stakes thereof for rising authoritarian populism and political possibilities otherwise.

Date: 2024
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