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Matt Drury is a Researcher at the University of Groningen's Rudolf Agricola School for Sustainable Development, specializing in interdisciplinary sustainability research with focus on linguistic and policy dimensions. His work bridges environmental science, ethics, and communication studies.
His research centers on ecolinguistics and sustainability discourse, examining how language shapes environmental perceptions and policy outcomes. Key interests include ethical frameworks for sustainability, biodiversity communication strategies, and comparative agricultural policy analysis between the EU and China. His approach integrates critical discourse analysis with practical policy applications.
Recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on sustainability communication across global contexts, with increasing emphasis on ethical dimensions and cross-cultural policy comparisons. His 2022-2025 work shows progression from UN summit discourse analysis to foundational ecolinguistics frameworks and concrete EU-China agricultural policy studies.
Drury actively contributes to academic discourse through events like the RESPONSUS initiative, which examines language's role in sustainable development. His collaborative work spans multiple disciplines including environmental science, linguistics, and policy studies.
He participates in research teams focusing on sustainable communication, including the Discourse and Communication (DISCO) group and Rudolf Agricola School initiatives. His work connects with the UN Sustainable Development Goals through ethical sustainability frameworks and policy implementation studies.
