Re: [PeDAGoG] "Can we do better? Climate Science and Colonialism" webinar next week (Out of office : September 18th to 29th, 2023)
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Dear All, Below is information about an event I'm helping organize under the auspices of My Climate Risk, a project of the World Climate Research Programme. It is the first part of a series. Please consider attending and sharing with interested people in your networks. The event is on October 5 (Thurs) and October 6 (Fri) and the times are in UTC . Each session is two hours long, with a little over one hour of panelists speaking and the remaining time for discussion. Please see below - the flyer is also attached. Thanks, Vandana " Can We Do Better? Climate Science and Colonialism " What does climate science, in its epistemology, methodology and practice, have to do with colonialism? While climate impacts clearly reveal the vulnerability of colonized and formerly colonized nations and spaces, what about the science itself? This first event in the My Climate Risk Education Working Group series on Climate and Colonialism explores these questions through the collective insights of eight scholars from disciplines as varied as history, energy policy, ocean diplomacy, interdisciplinary studies, environmental studies and sociology. 5 October 2023, 10:00 - 12:00 UTC (11 AM (UK); 6PM ( Philippines)) [ https://wmo-int.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZArdO-pqzMjGNAUDWma-ORuf6Q4LXq20gR... | REGISTER ] 6 October 2023, 13:30 - 15:30 UTC ( 5:30 AM (Alaska), 10:30 AM (Brazil), 2:30 PM (UK), 3:30 PM (France)) [ https://wmo-int.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcvduyprzItEtGE6AaIphdM0MApxPJy4QP... | REGISTER ] This two-day webinar series is part of the MCR Education Working Group's exploration of Colonialism and Climate. We are honored to host esteemed speakers who will delve into the complex relationship between climate science and colonialism. (PDF attached)
This research seminar might be of interest to members. Please help circulate in your network. Professor Helen Haugh, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, will speak on *Asset Based Community Entrepreneurship* on October 3, 6 pm AEDT (3 pm HKT/SGT; 12:30 pm IST; 9 am CET; 8 am UK time) This will be an online seminar, and you can find information about registration here https://tinyurl.com/bdvt3mzd [cid:[email protected]] Best, Israr I acknowledge the Ngunnawal and Ngambri people, the Traditional Custodians of the land and waters of the Canberra region, where I live and work. I pay my respect to their Elders, past and present, and recognise their cultural heritage, beliefs and continuing relationships with the land. Israr Qureshi Director Australian Social Cohesion: Exploring New Directions<https://bit.ly/3CtqG5Y> Professor, Social Entrepreneurship The Australian National University Linkedin<https://bit.ly/3wkY4rM>, Google Scholar<https://bit.ly/3QWVkJ1> @qisrar Associate Editor: Business & Society Associate Editor: Information Systems Journal Guest Editor: Special Issue on Digitally Enabled Sharing Economy Models at the BoP, ISJ<https://bit.ly/3ptq7Sh> Guest Editor: Special Issue on Developing Inclusive Markets Through Social Entrepreneurship, MOR<https://bit.ly/3weulRd> Guest Editor: Special Issue on Sharing Economy at the Base of the Pyramid: Societal Impact and Challenges, B&S<https://bit.ly/3wke5OV> Guest Editor: Special Issue on Causes, Symptoms and Consequences of SMIP, ISJ Recent publications: * Bhatt B., Qureshi, I., Shukla, D. & Hota, H. (2023). Prefiguring alternative organizing: Confronting marginalization through projective cultural adjustment and tempered autonomy. Organization Studies. * Sutter, C., Bhatt B., & Qureshi, I. (2023). What makes resource provision an effective means of poverty alleviation? A resourcing perspective<https://bit.ly/3zOLdjO>. Organization Science. * Qureshi, I., Bhatt, B., Sutter, C. & Shukla D. M. (2023). Social Entrepreneurship and Intersectionality: Mitigating Extreme Exclusion. Journal of Business Venturing. * Hota, P., Bhatt, B. & Qureshi, I. (2023). Navigating ethical dilemmas through institutional work: Evidence from a social enterprise<https://bit.ly/3WxD77T>. Journal of Business Venturing. * Zou, H., Qureshi, I., Fang, Y., Sun, H., Lim, K. H., Ramsey, E., & McCole, P. (2023). Investigating the nonlinear and conditional effects of trust-The new role of institutional contexts in online repurchase. Information Systems Journal. * Bhatt, B., Qureshi, I., & Sutter, C. (2022). How do intermediaries build inclusive markets? The role of the social context<https://bit.ly/3JnS6fa>. Journal of Management Studies. * Qureshi, I., Bhatt, B., Parthiban, R., Sun, R., Shukla, D. M., Hota, P. K., & Xu, Z. (2022). Knowledge Commoning: Scaffolding and Technoficing to Overcome Challenges of Knowledge Curation<https://bit.ly/3zPPrYv>. Information and Organization.
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Marion Regina Mueller