Eric Timothy Hoddy
Postdoctoral Fellow
Research areas
Human rights and development; climate change adaptation; social movements and human rights; transformative justice
Current research
At LUCSUS, I am part of the project ‘From everyday forms of resistance to transformational climate change adaptation of the urban poor’, funded by the Vetenskapsrådent VR. The project aims to develop a better understanding of the governance of climate change adaptation in informal urban settlements. It will investigate relationships between everyday risk perceptions, everyday resilience and everyday legal cultures, and their influence on the potential for transformational change.
Publications
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What role for social science research in transformative justice?
Eric Timothy Hoddy
(2022) Beyond Transitional Justice : Transformative Justice and the State of the Field (or non-field)
Book chapterPeasants' rights and agrarian violence in transitional settings: From transitional justice to transformative agrarian justice
Eric T. Hoddy
(2021) Journal of Human Rights, 20 p.91-109
Journal articleTransformative Justice in Practice: Reflections on the Pastoral Land Commission During Brazil’s Political Transition
Eric Timothy Hoddy
(2021) Journal of Human Rights Practice, 13 p.339-356
Journal articleSecuring the social foundation: A rights-based approach to planetary boundaries
Jonathan Ensor, Eric Hoddy
(2020) Earth System Governance
Journal articleFrom agency to root causes: addressing structural Barriers to transformative justice in transitional and post-conflict settings
Eric T. Hoddy, Paul Gready
(2020) Contemporary Social Science, 15 p.561-576
Journal articleTransitional Justice and Peacebuilding
Eric Hoddy, Paul Gready
(2020) The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Peace and Conflict Studies , p.1-12
Book chapterHuman Rights Leadership : Towards a Research and Practice Agenda for Challenging Times
Eric Hoddy, John Gray
(2020) Human Rights Defender Hub Working Paper Series
Working paperCritical realism in empirical research: employing techniques from grounded theory methodology
Eric T Hoddy
(2019) International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 22 p.111-124
Journal articleBrazil's landless movement and rights 'from below'
Eric T. Hoddy, Jonathan E. Ensor
(2018) Journal of Rural Studies, 63 p.74-82
Journal articleVariation in perception of environmental change in nine Solomon Islands communities: implications for securing fairness in community-based adaptation
Jonathan Edward Ensor, Kirsten Elizabeth Abernethy, Eric Timothy Hoddy, Shankar Aswani, Simon Albert, et al.
(2018) Regional Environmental Change, 18 p.1131-1143
Journal articleThe needs of labour in times of transition : A case study of sharecroppers in Tunisia
Eric Hoddy
(2018)
DissertationHuman rights practice and the city: a case study of York (UK)
Emily Graham, Paul Gready, Eric Hoddy, Rachel Pennington, Barbara Oomen, et al.
(2016) Global Urban Justice : The Rise of Human Rights Cities , p.179-198
Book chapterA rights-based perspective on adaptive capacity
J.e. Ensor, S.e. Park, Eric Hoddy, B.d. Ratner
(2015) Global Environmental Change, 31 p.38-49
Journal article
About Eric Hoddy
Eric Hoddy has a background in development and human rights, with an emphasis on small-scale fishing and farming. His recent research focuses on human rights and social movements, human rights leadership, and ‘transformative agrarian justice’ in transitional and post-conflict settings. Prior to joining LUCSUS, Eric was an ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Urban Studies and Planning, The University of Sheffield (UK). He has held positions at the University of York (Politics Department) and at the WorldFish research centre, Malaysia (Natural Resources Management discipline). Eric has also consulted for the CGIAR’s research programme on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security.