Martin Hultman, Associate Professor at the Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, is widely published in energy, climate, and environmental issues in a variety of journals and more than ten books. His work has been translated into seven languages. Hultman leads three research groups analyzing ‘masculinities and energy’, ‘rights of nature’, and ‘climate change denial’. He is a public intellectual disseminating chronicles in a wide range of newspapers, giving civic lectures, and engaging in citizen humanities.
For ten years, Hultman has been involved in transformative justice initiatives such as Ecocide law and Rights of nature, for example by publishing the book Naturens rättigheter (2018), a chapter in Elgar Encyclopedia of Environmental Sociology (2024), and co-organising workshops and conferences. For 2023–2028, he is appointed the PI of Whose body of water? Rights of Nature as environmental guardianship for Sweden, related to Lake Vättern.
