The defense was a party, not least because of the critical questions and committed engagements by committee members Professors Ciara Kierans, Kim Fortun, and @TorbenElg

Many thanks to Zhongzhou Cui for this generous review of our volume on methods! co-edited with @Astridoa & @Asta121, with stellar chapters from @Pierre_L_duP @colin_hoag @harsh_co and others

Join us today! Excited to be cohosting a book symposium with the https://t.co/6puR9uZEjj conference this afternoon at 3 PM at Uni of Copenhagen, CSS: "Energy Futures: Anthropocene Challenges, Emerging Technologies and Everyday Life". Conference keynotes also open for all.

The Collapse Is Coming. Will Humanity Adapt?

Join us today (10/4)at 14:00 CET - online book talk: Co-organized w/ @TiP_itu @lmesseri presents her new book "In the Land of the Unreal" (Duke, 2024) . https://t.co/t9xn80C3YM Register here: https://t.co/xMZFD7JbEC

Transdisciplinary Methods. Summer school in Environmental Humanities and Media. Few days left to sign up for this great PhD course at @ceh_aarhus : https://t.co/L4oXpSdM8H

Exciting to receive a copy of “Anthropology & Climate Change: From Transformations to Worldmaking”, edited by Susan Crate & Mark Nuttall. Chap 12 by @florarctica and me traces Human-Muskox Reconfigurations in Greenland. Can't wait to read the other chapters in this volume.

Looking forward to this conversation about digitalization and the Anthropocene next week, hosted by @Transitions_Res

📢 Anthropologists interested in community engagement with renewable energy and sustainable energy parks, please apply! Two 2-year postdoc positions here at the Department of Anthropology in Copenhagen, deadline 29 February. Join us! https://t.co/Zq6URy8OWu

Cultures of Energy podcast is back with new episodes for 2024! This week's episode is a conversation btw me and the brilliant Cara Daggett about petroculture, petrostates, energy and history in the context of No More Fossils. @culanth @4sweb @UMinnPress

“The contaminated soil is also our feet” (Silvia Noronha in her work on speculative geology)

@ojo_poems on pollution and destruction from oil spills in Ogoniland, Nigeria. “Poetry as a call for compassion, a call for repair” (Taiye Ojo)

Poetry, games, songs, visual art, and action weaved into scholarly debates + practices at our Transformative Connections event last week. Speaking back to environmental destruction and its systems. Voices + articulations that vibrate and make a difference. #greenconnections2023

Art and poetry are powerful means to bear witness to ecological damage, environmental injustice and extractivism. Taiye Ojo and Sylvia Noronha provided insights, affects and hopeful imaginaries to damaged landscapes #ecoart #ecopoetry #environmentaljustice // #greenconnections23

#greenconnections2023 discussing what does practical transformative research could be

What do/could politics look like in a post-catastrophe era? And is now a historical moment of post-catastrophe? @TScavenius offers insights from her analysis of the competition + climate state, and @perform_earth shows commoning as a prefigurative politics #greenconnections2023

Looking forward to reading and teaching with this new book ✨

What tools and structures are needed for research practices to become transformative - towards just and sustainable modes? Day2 #greenconnections2023 kickoff dialogue table on Transformative Connections: Building Diverse Relations for a Just Green Transition @m_raftopoulos1

The final conference on Green connections in the Environmental Justice network is on! Thanks for introducing and organising @Astridoa @m_raftopoulos1 #greenconnections23 #environmentalhumanities #justice

I morgen starter 'Transformative Connections: Building Diverse Relations for a Just Green Transition' på @aalborg_uni CPH. En konference om at bygge forbindelser på tværs af forskning og civilsamfund for en mangfoldig og divers 'grøn omstilling'. Se: