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What is a plantation—and why does it matter so profoundly today? From oil palm and coffee to sugar, rubber, and timber, plantations have transformed landscapes, livelihoods, and ecologies across the globe....
One of the joys of creative process is its mystery. What happens between the matter of experience and environment, and the act of representation can seem obscure, even forgettable. But...
University College Cork: 29th - 30th September 2026 Deadline for Submissions: August 24th, 2024 Email: hauntedfuturesconference@gmail.com X:@HauntedFutures Bluesky: @HauntedFutures Proposals for presentations are now being invited for the fourth annual Haunted Futures Conference to be held...
CALL FOR PAPERS DEADLINE: 31 MARCH 2026 Concrete transforms and disintegrates socio-spatial worlds across time and scales. It derives its existence from the blasted landscapes caused by limestone and sand extraction...
What becomes possible when we learn to tell different stories about the world and our place within it? In the midst of ecological upheaval, the humanities offer new ways of seeing,...
Finnish Literary Research Society Annual Conference 2026University of Oulu, Oulu, May 20-22, 2026 Indigenous Futurisms Beyond the West: Arab and Global South Speculative FictionOver the last decade, indigenous futurism has demonstrated...
Intersections between gender, feminism, and ecological issues have been explored for more than fifty years. Scholars have demonstrated that ecosystems and life forms are oppressed by the same systems of...
The Centre for Anthropocene History at KTH Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) and Duke University Press are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of Anthropocene History, the first scholarly journal...
Anthropocene Narratives: One-day Symposium in Environmental Humanities Friday, October 31st, 9:15 AM-5 PM AEDTAustralian Catholic University (Melbourne) While the Anthropocene as a geological epoch remains a subject of scientific debate, the term...
As the ocean economy faces growing social, ecological, and political pressures, it’s clear that the current "blue growth" model—focused on expanding ocean industries under the banner of sustainability—isn’t delivering justice...