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CFPs for international political ecology conference: "Undisciplined Environments" (March 20-23, 2016, Stockholm)

Published by Undisciplined Environments on September 29, 2015

A compilation of panels and workshops that have open calls for contributions to the Undisciplined Environments international political ecology conference (Stockholm, March 20-23, 2016).

van_noMultiThe International political ecology conference UNDISCIPLINED ENVIRONMENTS will be held in Stockholm, 20-23 March 2016. The Conference is organized by the European Network of Political Ecology (ENTITLE), the Centre for Social Studies of the University of Coimbra, and the Environmental Humanities Laboratory of the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm. It aims to bring scholars, activists and practitioners together to discuss the possibilities for an undisciplinary political ecology, which would transcend the pervasive divisions across scholarly traditions and address the structures of the problems and the conflicts at hand.
Below we have compiled a non-exhaustive list of calls for contributions to panels or workshops that have been organized for this conference (in order of deadlines). For each call we provide the title, names and contact details of the organizers, deadlines for abstract submission, and links to the full calls.

Individuals (scholars, activists, practitioners, etc.) whose papers do not fit into any of these panels can also submit a stand-alone paper to the conference’s general Call for Papers (deadline: October 9th), which will then be integrated with other papers with similar topics into additional panels.

1. CFP – The More-than-Human Commons and the Politics of Knowledge

Organizers: Patrick Bresnihan (National Economic and Social Council, Dublin) and Naomi Millner (University of Bristol, School of Geographical Sciences)
Contact for abstract submission/information: bresnip@tcd.ie, naomimillner@gmail.com
Deadline: September 25th, 2015 (this deadline has been extended, please contact organizers for details)
You can find the full call for papers here.

2. CFC – Undisciplined Activism – a workshop at the ‘Entitle’ Conference

Organizers: Lucie Greyl (Center for the Documentation of Environmental Conflicts, Rome) and Laura Centemeri (French National Centre for Scientific Research)
Contact for abstract submission/information: luciegreyl@asud.net and laucetta@gmail.com (abstracts must be 500 word max. + 100 word max. bio).
Deadline: September 30th, 2015
You can find the full call for contributions here.

3. CFP – Interrogating Environmental Pragmatism: Philosophy, Ecology, and Politics

Organizers: Mine Islar (Lund University), Gregory Thaler (Cornell University)
Contact for abstract submission/information: mine.islar@lucsus.lu.se, gmt45@cornell.edu (abstracts must be 300 words max.)
Deadline: October 2nd, 2015
You can find the full call for papers here.

4. CFP – Who will queer political ecology? or Cute goners, (in)human thinkers, and queer wastoids

Organizers: Cleo Woelfle-Erskine (Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management, University of California at Berkeley) and July Cole (Poet and independent scholar, Water Underground, Oakland, California).
Contact for abstract submission/information: cleo.we@berkeley.edu, july.oskar@gmail.com (abstracts must be 300 words max.)
Deadline: October 2nd, 2015
You can find the full call for papers here.

5. CFP – Political Ecologies of The Levant: Ruination, Contestation and Reimagination of Socio-Ecological Landscapes in the Greater Middle East

Organizers: Ethemcan Turhan (Istanbul Policy Center, Sabancı University), Bengi Akbulut (Independent Researcher), Sinan Erensü (Minnesota University)
Contact for abstract submission/information: ethemcanturhan@sabanciuniv.edu (abstracts should be 300 words max.)
Deadline: October 4th, 2015
You can find the full call for papers here.

6. CFP – The affective in political ecologies: Arts as ways to cultivate resistances

Organizers: Marien González-Hidalgo, Maria Heras and Panagiota Kotsila (Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona)
Contact for abstract submission/information: marien.gonzalezhidalgo@gmail.com
Deadline: October 5th, 2015.
You can find the full call for papers here

7. CFP – Postcommunist forms of resistance to capitalist ecological devastation

Organizers: Florin Poenaru (Independent researcher), and Valentina Gueorguieva (University of Sofia, Department of Cultural Studies)
Contact for abstract submission/information: poenaru.florin@gmail.com and valentina.gueorguieva@gmail.com (abstracts must be 500 word max. + 100 word max. bio).
Deadline: October 5th, 2015.
You can find the full call for papers here.

8. CFP – Decolonizing methods: disseminating research results beyond academy

Organizers: Martina Angela Caretta (Human Geography Dept., Stockholm University) and Paola Minoia (Geosciences and Geography Dept., Helsinki University)
Contact for abstract submission/information: paola.minoia@helsinki.fi and  martina@humangeo.su.se (abstracts must be 200 words max.)
Deadline: October 7th, 2015
You can find the full call for papers here.

9. CFP – Politicizing Socio-Ecological Territories: Inquiries into place-based grassroots conflicts and organising

Organizers: Salvatore Paolo De Rosa (Lund University), Giorgos Velegrakis (Harokopio University) and Marco Armiero (KTH Environmental Humanities Laboratory)
Contact for abstract submission/information: salvatore.paolo.derosa@gmail.com (abstracts must be 300 words max.)
Deadline: October 8th, 2015
You can find the full call for papers here.

10. CFP – Energy transitions in undisciplined environments: Political ecologies of renewables

Organizers: Daniela Del Bene (Autonomous University of Barcelona), Amelie Huber (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Discussant: Bengt G. Karlsson (Stockholm University)
Contact for abstract submission/information: amelie.huber@gmx.de and d.delbene@gmail.com (abstracts must be 300 words max. + 100 word max. bio).
Deadline: October 8th, 2015
You can find the full call for papers here.

11. CFP – The state as a socionatural relation: Overcoming the state–nature divide in political ecology

Organizers: Jonah Wedekind (Humboldt University, Berlin) and Diego Andreucci (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Contact for abstract submission/information: j.wedekind@agrar.hu-berlin.de or diego.andreucci@gmail.com (abstracts must be 250 words max.)
You can find the full call for papers here.

12. CFP – Socio-territorial movements and community resistance in Latin America: The defence of the commons against capitalist dispossession

Organizers: Pavel Lopez (University of Milan ‘Bicocca’), Juan Wahren (University of Buenos Aires)
Contact for abstract submission/information: velpalopezflo@gmail.com; juanwahren@gmail.com (abstracts must be 300 words max.)
You can find the full call for papers here.
Deadline: October 9th, 2015

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