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This website will remain visible until the end of 2026 and will then be taken down. We’d like to thank the environmental humanities community in Australia for making the hub such an active site. Libby Robin, Thom van Dooren, and Cameron Muir
About the opportunity The School of Philosophical and Historical Inquiry (SOPHI) is seeking to appoint two Associate Lecturers / Lecturers in History. One position is focused on pre-1700 history and the...
Two panels of talks on extinction in aquatic environments, supported by ASLE-UKI and the Sheffield Animal Studies Research Centre (ShARC) About this eventJoin us for two panels of talks on biodiversity...
Alternatives to the Anthropocene A Call for Proposals from the Radical History Review Issue number 145 Abstract Deadline: June 1, 2021 Co-Edited by Ashley Dawson and A. Naomi Paik This issue seeks submissions that examine...
Three research positions in the humanities and/or social sciences have just been advertised, about risk and ethics in the use of synthetic biology to address the climate and ecological crisis....
Macquarie University (Sydney, Australia) will offer up to 10 full-time Research Fellowship positions commencing in 2022. Fellowships will be awarded on a competitive basis and will be fixed-term for three...
When: June 17 - 18, 2021, 1:00 - 5:00 pm, Central US Time Where: Online Register: Free, at www.beingwithplants2021.org This free two-day online event will explore human/plant connections, including ethics in human treatment...
KERB is an internationally recognized, not-for-profit journal that has been produced by RMIT University for close to three decades. This year, our theme is: WILD A force of disturbance and surprise, a catalyst for...
When: Monday 30 November, 5pm Where: Online Register via Eventbrite In late October, the Victorian government cut down an ancient Yellow Box tree to make way for a highway. Known to Australian Indigenous...
Ecocide in a Pandemic: Laws of Exposure and Encounter in the Anthropocene Tuesday 17th November 2020, 8.30 – 10pm AEDT In this seminar, we will explore the confluence of colonisation and ecocide...
Call for presentations: Strange/Letters an ASLEC-ANZ symposium Proposal submission deadline: Tuesday 1st December 2020 Notification of proposal acceptance: Friday 10th January 2021 Symposium date: Friday 5th February 2021 These are strange – and, for some, estranging – times. Dislocated from one another...