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Upcoming Events
- The Ordinary Anthropocene: Biodiversity in the Other 70%!Mon 18 MayStockholm University, Campus Frescati
Past events
- Mon 18 MayAndrew Mathews: "Invasiveness as a response to ecological escape, landscape change and disturbance" /Auditorium 5, Floor 3, Södra Huset B
- Mon 13 AprMaya Hey: "Microbial diversity: A double bind and a way out" /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Wed 18 FebWayne Huang: "'The Forest of Prophet Adam': Sumatra’s oil palm frontier and its elsewhere" /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Mon 09 FebAníbal Arregui: "Quantum pigs? Schrödingerian necropolitics and ontological superpositions..." /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Mon 26 Jan
- Wed 12 NovAndreas Broman: On mapping invasive fish species in northern Sweden /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Wed 22 Oct
- Wed 15 Oct
- Mon 22 Sept
- Tue 27 May
- Mon 26 MayAndrea Petitt: "An artful horseback ethnography of a Rocky Mountain ranching Multispecies Triad" /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Mon 28 AprLarisa Jašarević: "The world after: Robobees and plant futures" /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Tue 25 FebBIOrdinary Reading Group: "Field Guide to the Patchy Anthropocene" /B604, Department of Social Anthropology
- Mon 10 FebHeather Swanson: "Creatures of the Lines: Engaging the Ecologies of British Canals through an Art-Science-Anthropol..." /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Thu 07 NovBIOrdinary Seminar: Dealing with Biodiversity Dilemmas in Ordinary Places /Accelerator, Stockholm University
- Mon 13 MayAnnet Pauwelussen: "The future of past reefs: politics of care in oyster restoration across the North Atlantic" /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
- Thu 02 May
- Mon 15 AprLudek Broz: Out of Africa 2.0: Following African Swine Fever Between Domesticated Forestss and Wild Pork Markets /B600, Department of Social Anthropology
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