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The 9th Archipelago Lecture in Recording
Published Nov 27, 2020We were honored to have Achille Mbembe as the lecturer for our 9th Archipelago Lecture. With the title "Reflections on Planetary Habitability" Achille revisited the concept of “planetary habitability...
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Synchronizing Earthly Timescales - New Article by Sörlin and Isberg
North Atlantic. Cropped version of original photo taken by Kevin Gill from Los Angeles, CA, United States Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:North_Atlantic_(34021581276).jpg Published Nov 24, 2020Sverker Sörlin and Erik Isberg, both members of the SPHERE project, recently published the article "Synchronizing Earthly Timescales: Ice, Pollen, and the Making of Proto-Anthropocene Knowledge in the...
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Petrocultures Reading Course at Chalmers
Published Nov 23, 2020Any MA and PhD student with an interest for petroculture literatur is welcome to join this PhD reading course at Chalmers University of Technology. The course will give a first orientation into the gr...
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New Podcast on the Evolution of Global Environmental Governance
Published Nov 16, 2020The newely launched podcast SPHERE investigates the historical evolution of global environmental governance through in-depth discussions with a wide array of scholars, scientists, and practitioners—in...
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The Division's Miyase Christensen on Media, Power and the Issues Facing the Arctic Today
Professor Miyase Christensen said she was deeply concerned about the fact that "we hit a record low Arctic sea-ice minimum this year". Photo: Avstraliavasin/Mostphotos Published Nov 13, 2020In the first Global Arctic Mission Council Broadcast, Miyase Christensen affiliated at the Division and Professor of Media and Communication Studies at Stockholm University, discuss media, power and t...
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European corner S.O.S waterfronts - impact of climate on the waterfronts of Europe
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SPHERE Member Paul Warde Thinks With History About Change, Loss, and Daily Life
Picture from: https://histecon.fas.harvard.edu/climate-loss/ Published Nov 11, 2020At the platform Visualizing Climate and Loss several researchers share their thoughts in essays on the theme "thinking with history about change, loss, and daily life". Paul Warde, Professor of Enviro...
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Chapter by Salvatore Paolo De Rosa et al. in Risks and Challenges of Hazardous Waste Management
Published Oct 23, 2020Our own Salvatore Paolo De Rosa together with Lucio Righetti and Annamaria Martuscelli, has written the chapter A Case Study on Grassroots Environmentalism for Health and Sustainability in the Land of...
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Paving the Way for Pro-Poor and Sustainable WASH, Article by David Nilsson et al.
Cropped photo taken by David Nilsson. The full photo is published in the article. Published Oct 21, 2020"Although billions of people worldwide have gained access to basic drinking water and sanitation during the last two decades, data suggests that ‘leaving no one behind’ by 2030 would require doubling ...
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Marco Armiero in: Tell the Story. Trauma as an Environmental Issue. Or, The Personal Is Ecopolitical
Published Oct 14, 2020Marco Armiero joined a webinar in Serenella Iovino's course: Entangled Emergencies. Theories (and Stories) to Think with the Virus. An Environmental Humanities Approach at the University of North Caro...
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New Article on The Nomads, the Settlers and the In-betweens
Published Oct 08, 2020Division Postdoc Otso Kortekangas' article "The nomads, the settlers and the in-betweens: Nordic clergymen on Sámi livelihoods in the early nineteenth century" recently got published in the journal H...
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Cold War Coast: The Transnational Co-Production of Militarized Landscapes project
Published Sep 30, 2020On July 28-29, 2020, Cold War Coast: The Transnational Co-Production of Militarized Landscapes project has held its first public event - Lahemaa Military Heritage Days in Lahemaa National Park, Estoni...
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The Mediated Planet - New Grant to the Division in one of Formas Biggest Targeted Calls Ever
Published Sep 28, 2020We are proud to present that as one of eleven projects, "Mediated Planet: Claiming Data for Environmental SDGs" lead by Sabine Höhler et al. was awarded funding when Formas/the Swedish Research Counci...
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Enroll for the PhD Course: Introducing Feminist Environmental Humanities
Published Sep 25, 2020The research course "Gender & Sustainability: Introducing Feminist Environmental Humanities", aim to create a creative base for gender and sustainability knowledge. A base that can be integrated into ...
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Roberta Biasillo in the fortcoming Fennia - International Journal of Geography
Published Sep 23, 2020Biasillo's paper explores several conundrums concerning environmental migration in social sciences and demonstrates how historical perspectives can problematize and unsettle various automatisms that a...
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Upcoming Webinars: Actors of SD & Covid-19 Response Efforts
Published Sep 15, 2020The InsSciDE project has undertaken the mission of assembling a panoramic account of Covid-19 response efforts through testimonies and analyses from actors across sectors of society. The webinar serie...
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Producing Electric Light: How Resource Scarcity Affected Light Bulbs, 1880–1914
Bild: Shane Rounce/Unsplash Published Sep 10, 2020New article published by former Division employee Dr. Hanna Vikström. In this article Vikström describes how the manufacture of light bulbs affected both mining and politics, in a time of globalizatio...
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Valentine Gabrielle Huet Publishes Master Thesis Supervised by Ethemcan Turhan
Published Sep 01, 2020The master thesis "Infrastructure Projects and Climate Change Adaption in the Era of Grassrotts Movement Resurgence: Suggestions for Transformational Actions" is now available in DiVA. Key words: c...
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New blogpost up on STREAMS
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Is all Environmental Humanities Feminist Environmental Humanities?
Photograph courtesy of Cecilia Åsberg Published Jul 10, 2020"It strikes us that “intersectional environmentalism” is environmental humanities, or at least is environmental humanities as it is now, in the field’s stage of maturity, understood. That the field ca...
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