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Sep 18, 2018 • 4 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
Wed 19 Sept at #ASA2018 #ASAOxford: Anthropocenic reconfigurations: re-imagining and re-enacting environment-health relations in a new era
Keynote talk by @mleach_ids @IDS_UK
theasa.org/conferences/as…
"How &how far are discourses & practices around environment & health...being reconfigured anthropocenically–for instance as ideas of epidemic as fall & disease control as progress are joined by notions of planetary health, one health, & multi-species socio-ecologies of zoonosis?"
On the political implications of thinking about things in terms of the Anthropocene, here's Melissa Leach's talk at our Resource Politics conference in 2015
... and for varied views on what the Anthropocene and other -cenes do to the discourses on sustainability, check out our series of blog posts: steps-centre.org/tag/anthropoce…

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