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Calendar

An at-a-glance overview of upcoming EEHN events for the 2024-25 academic year.

Our PhD Lab meets regularly throughout the academic year. Please contact our PG Convener Annie Gallagher for further information.

Spring 2025

15 January: EEHN-CRITIQUE work-in-progress on environmental aesthetics with Prof Samantha Vice (Wits/IASH), 3.15 CMB, 3.30 pm. The paper will be circulated in advance to participants. Please contact Hannah Boast if you wish to attend this event. More information here.

29 January: EEHN-CRITIQUE Reading Group on Jennifer Atkinson and Sarah Jaquette Ray, The Existential Toolkit for Climate Justice Educators. More information here.

29 January: Welcome back social, Royal Dick Pub (Summerhall), 5pm. Meet in the bar area. All welcome! More information here.

28 February: EEHN and Social Anthropology Book Launch: Andrea Pia, Cutting the Mass Line: Water, Politics, and Climate in Southwest China (2025, JHU Press), time/location TBA. More information here.

Autumn 2024

26 September: Welcome Event, Royal Dick, Summerhall, 5pm

2 October: EEHN-CRITIQUE Reading Group on Dinesh Joseph Wadiwel, Animals and Capital, 3pm

3 October: EEHN-CRITIQUE Seasonal Session, ‘Autumn in a Graveyard’, 3pm

8 November: Nayanika Mathur, Comparative Ethnographies of Crooked Beasts: an uncertain method for the climate crisis, Seminar Room 1, Chrystal Macmillan Building (co-hosted by Anthropology). Plus ‘Meet the Author’ event (RSVP required)

8 November: EEHN PhD Lab Reading Group on world-making and world-taking.

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