Stuart Rosewarne

Associate Professor Stuart Rosewarne is affiliated with the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at The University of Sydney. His research focuses on environmental and ecological economics, critical socialist ecology, and the political economy of gender. He holds a BCom from Melbourne University, followed by an MA and PhD in Economics.

• Education:
• Bachelor of Commerce (Melbourne)
• Master of Arts (Melbourne)
• Doctor of Philosophy (Melbourne)

His work critically examines issues such as climate policy failures, temporary labour migration dynamics, and the political economy of global energy systems. Notable contributions include co-editing the Journal of Australian Political Economy and authoring books like Climate Action Upsurge (2014) and Beyond the Coal Rush (2020).

Recent publications analyze topics like migrant worker precarity, global food systems' financialization, and Australia's structural economic vulnerabilities. His research consistently critiques neoliberal frameworks and advocates for equitable alternatives in climate and labour policies.

Rosewarne has secured significant grants, including Australian Research Council funding for projects on decarbonising energy systems and coal reliance. He collaborates globally on migration governance and climate justice initiatives.

His advisory work includes contributions to UNRISD and the International Trade Union Confederation, focusing on rights-based approaches to temporary labour migration. He is also affiliated with interdisciplinary teams exploring social transformation and migration.