@OxClimateCrisis

Climate Crisis Thinking in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Research Network at the University of Oxford @TORCHOxford

[Critical Times @Critical_Times_]

Vol 9: 1-2 of Critical Times is out now!

This double special issue, "Crisis Climate Politics," is guest edited by Wendy Brown and Timothy Mitchell.

All articles freely available here: https://t.co/sDlyMf69Hg

[Critical Times @Critical_Times_]

From our new special issue, "Comparative Ethnographies of Crooked Beasts: An Uncertain Method for the Climate Crisis" by Nayanika Mathur @NayanikaM

Freely available here: https://t.co/4RzCgsRhMi

[Nayanika Mathur @NayanikaM]

Part of a special issue on 'climate crisis politics' edited by Wendy Brown and Timothy Mitchell. Brings together the writings of some members of @the_IAS over the academic year 2022-23. https://t.co/1znGs9uKQ2

[Nayanika Mathur @NayanikaM]

New open access article on crooked beasts, comparison, ethnography, and how uncertainty can act as a productive form of knowledge-making to capture the climate crisis is now out in @Critical_Times_ https://t.co/AgOqbnIpOq

[Nayanika Mathur @NayanikaM]

If at @theasainfo People Fest this week in Edinburgh then come hear Prof. Lotte Hoek and I narrate wicked tales of "man-eaters" from South Asia at The Lioness of Leith pub on Friday afternoon! https://t.co/alpKWq7Pui

[Nayanika Mathur @NayanikaM]

Join us on 28th April, 12-1 pm BST for the next @theasainfo climate anthropology book talk with @GustavPeebles speaking on his recent book, 'The First and Last Bank' @mitpress

[Michelle Pfeffer @michpfeffer]

New CFP: Forecasting the weather, between divination and science, 9 Oct 2026, Oxford @TORCHOxford

If you're working on the history of weather forecasting, please do send us an abstract! ⛈️⛈️⛈️

More info here: https://t.co/4kQl34dR4v

[Dark 'n' Light @darknlightzine]

Listen to the entire audio story 'Crooked Cats: The Truth Behind Beastly Encounters' narrated by @NayanikaM here:

https://t.co/Pid7r2OPCK

[Dark 'n' Light @darknlightzine]

*JUST IN*

Professor Nayanika Mathur shares her expertise on the ways in which the governance of big cats, especially the ‘crooked ones’, demonstrates interspecies entanglement and the role of humans in the Anthropocene.

Listen here:
https://t.co/Pid7r2OhNc

[Loss and Damage Collaboration (L&DC) @LossandDamage]

1/7. 📢COP 29 WEEK ONE SUMMARY: Here is our summary of what happened under discussion on #LossAndDamage 🔥⛈️🌪️ and the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance (#NCQG) during the first week of #COP29. 🔎

🔗Read the summary here: https://t.co/AckU9WBEw6

[Nayanika Mathur @NayanikaM]

Delhi seasons should henceforth be classified by its air quality rather than temperature: breathable, unbreathable, and beyond-unbreathable.

[UCL Anthropocene @AnthropoceneUCL]

📢Check out the new Embodied Inequalities of the Anthropocene Virtual Teaching Tool!

The Interactive Map visualises spaces and effects of the embodied inequalities of the Anthropocene.

Explore seminars, podcasts, short films and articles ➡️https://t.co/w0pCdKJBgl

[ESEH @esehtweets]

📣The Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies at the University of Vienna seeks to appoint a Tenure-Track Professor in the field of Historical dimensions of the Anthropocene

https://t.co/J3pSKNwVuI

[@OxClimateCrisis @oxclimatecrisis]

We are hugely looking forward to welcoming @NoreenMasud to Oxford next week to discuss her book, 'A Flat Place'. Co-hosted with @EnvHumsOxford @TORCHOxford

[Urban Animals in the Age of Extinction @UrbanAnimals24]

FLAME University x University for the Creative Arts Doctoral College (UCA) & Global Research Network, presents 'Urban Animals in the Age of Extinction', a 2-day international hybrid conference on the 28th & 29th of August, 2024.
#AcademicConferences #animalturn #interspecies

[Leigh Phillips @Leigh_Phillips]

Staggering piece of reportage, data viz & photography from a team at Bloomberg on the ruin that is Gaza. 42 million tonnes of rubble.

As an historian specializing in *post-WW2 reconstruction* puts it: “Gaza is something never seen before in the history of urbanism.”

[Yale Environment 360 @YaleE360]

From our archives: “Stop blaming the climate for disasters,” says climatologist Friederike Otto.

Scientists are increasingly warning that blaming disasters solely on climate change lets policymakers off the hook for poor planning.
https://t.co/35Uo5LY6Mp

[NiCHE @NiCHE_Canada]

Are you attending @wceh2024 online or in-person?

Here's your guide to all of the Canadians and Canadian content on the conference docket.

https://t.co/CVZOaKwzCx

#envhist #cdnhist #WCEH2024

[Kate Rigby @KateElizRigby]

50 year old ecophilosophy insight finally starting to go mainstream: https://t.co/cpDxYa5jdP