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Elisa Schramm is a human geographer specializing in the processes of transformation towards sustainable futures with a particular emphasis on everyday practices such as dwelling in eco-communities and housing cooperatives. Her research also focuses on mobilities including transport cooperatives and progressive urban mobility initiatives. She has a keen interest in the practices that lead to transformations in post-capitalism and post-growth scenarios. Schramm's work integrates elements from Science and Technology Studies (STS), more-than-human geographies, affect theory, economic geography, and sociology. Currently, she is a postdoctoral researcher on a circular grassroots project funded by NWO as part of the Driving Urban Transitions Consortium. Additionally, she serves as an International Co-Investigator for the British Academy Knowledge Frontier Grant focused on 'Towards post-growth cities: cultural politics of mobility transitions in London and Barcelona'. She holds a PhD in Geography and the Environment from the University of Oxford and has previously conducted postdoctoral research within an ERC-funded project at the University of Vigo, Spain.
University of Amsterdam • Amsterdam
Research on circular grassroots project funded by NWO as part of the Driving Urban Transitions Consortium.
University of Vigo • Vigo
Conducted research as part of the ERC-funded project PROSPERA.
Includes departments like Economics, Business Administration, Finance, and Marketing.