RAI2020: Anthropology and Geography: Dialogues Past, Present and Future

News 5 October 12:00

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AA01

Activism by Disciplinary Experts vis-à-vis the Violence of the Anthropocene

AA02

Thinking about other ways of telling the world: the necessity of activist/engaged anthropology in a global world

AA05

Changing Seascapes: Community Visions and Values for Marine Protected Area Management

AA06

Identity and Territory in Conflict

AA07

Thinking Through Supply Chains: Knowing Asymmetries and (Un)known Associations

AA08

Trajectories of refuge: protracted displacement and humanitarian responses

AA09

The Politics of Emotion across Anthropology and Geography

AA10

Challenging Anthropology's Fetishes: Rethinking Sovereignty, Resistance, and the Places of Ethnography

AA11

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Anthropologists and geographers engaging in public policy and practice

AA12a

Helping in an era of hostility: Political agency and moral contestations in civil society movements for and by migrants

AA12b

Helping in an era of hostility: Political agency and moral contestations in civil society movements for and by migrants

AA13

Emotion, Politics and Protest

AM01

Transatlantic museum mobilities: convergences of objects, people and ideas

AM02

Museums: Being Planetary as Praxis

AM03a

Objects, archives and their stories: unsettling colonial certainties

AM03b

Objects, archives and their stories: unsettling colonial certainties

AM04

Stories in the archives, drawn from around the world. Panellists share their findings on six subjects within the archive collections of RAI and RGS (with IBG).

AM05

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Colonial map collections: new approaches and methodologies

AM07

REVEAL and RESIST! Race, the Environment, and Material Culture in the Anthropocene

AM08

Representing Displacement: Analysing Migrant Experiences through Art, Material Culture and Museums

AM09

Exploring the digital shift: the Wiley Digital Archives and the opportunities and challenges of digitising historic collections

AM10

Reimaging Museums and Archives

AN01

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(Re)scaling the Anthropocene

AN02

Precarious Places in the Anthropocene

AN03

Ecology and the Anthropocene

AN05

Soil security and sustainable development in the Anthropocene

B01

Liminality in Transitional Spaces

B02

Geographies and anthropologies of the state: places, persons and nonhumans

B03

Watershed Ethnography and Catchmentwork

B04

Saharan Imaginaries: Endogenous and Exogenous Perspectives

B05a

Re-presenting Indigenous territorialities

B05b

Live Recording

Re-presenting Indigenous territorialities

B06

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Multi-disciplinary studies of 'islandscape' as a meshwork

B07

Island studies connecting anthropology and geography across time

B08

Anthropology and Geography in Postsocialism

B09

Language and the Environment: Ways of Speaking about Place, Space and Geospatial Nomenclature

B10

Unearthing Memories: Remembering and Forgetting as Subterranean Practices

B12

Forests and the Indigenous Communities Worldwide through Ages: A Struggle for Survival

B13

1

Contesting Capitalism at the Margins

B14

Memorialisation and Sacred Spaces

B15

Indigenous peoples, territory and politics

B16

Culture, Identity and Place

C01

Future horizons, imagination and the anthropocene

C03

Ecologies of Harm

C04

Collaborations in Research on Low Carbon Energy

C05

Linking Disasters and Climate Change

C06a

Speaking from the Seam/Pit/Well/Field: Anthropological and Geographical Approaches to Telling the Stories of Extraction

C06b

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Speaking from the Seam/Pit/Well/Field: Anthropological and Geographical Approaches to Telling the Stories of Extraction

C07

Palaeoanthropology and Environmental Change in the central Rift Valley, Kenya: Kilombe and Baringo

C08

Epistemic politics in energy transitions research

ED01

Education outside the University - schools, outreach and the public: Geography and Anthropology in Conversation

ED03

Meeting of the IUAES Anthropology and Education Commission

EE01

Henry Myers Lecture - The Spaces of Religion: A View from South Asia

EE02

Public Anthropology and Geography

EE03

Teaching Anthropology and Geography

EX01

Alexander Street: Anthropology Online Resources and RAI Teaching Edition

EX02

Book launch: The Anthropology of Displaced Communities. The ed, Robert Layton, introduces this celebration of the RAI’s Urgent Anthropology Fellowship, and the fund’s founder, George Appell.

EX03

Wiley: Taking the RAI and RGS Archives into the Future: Analysing the “Illimitable Mass”

Film1

Bringing the Nature / Culture Nexus to the Documentary Feature Film

Film2

Fruitful collaborations: roundtable discussion with filmmakers and anthropologists working collaboratively

HE01

Routes to wellbeing: Inviting novel (re-)imaginings of therapeutic mobilities

HE02

Health and Politics

HE03

At the intersection of hope and trouble: rethinking mental health landscape

HI01

Connections and Exclusions: People Without History in Contemporary Contexts in the Global South.

HI03

Histories between Anthropology and Geography: Practices, Actors, Canons

HI05

Diffusion: past and present reconsiderations

HI06

Commonplace relativities of geography, anthropology and physics in the fin de siècle

IN01

Post-Carbon Infrastructures: Remaking Human/Earth Relations in the Anthropocene

IN02a

Infrastructures: Anthrogeographies of the state as an absent presence

IN02b

Live Recording

Infrastructures: Anthrogeographies of the state as an absent presence

IN03

Landscapes of infrastructure

IN04

Care & Community: Inspiration from Nature

IN05

Audit and Management Consultancy

IN07a

Digital Futures, Democracy and Development

IN07b

Digital Futures, Democracy and Development

MA01a

Mapping the Edible City: Making visible communities and food spaces in the city

MA01b

Mapping the Edible City: Making visible communities and food spaces in the city

MA02

Scaling the map: Contemporary theoretical and methological innovations in participatory cartographic production

MA03

Mapping Indigenous Territories

MA04

Varieties of place making through the lens of anthropology

ME02a

Walking stories: doing and making out and about

ME02b

Walking stories: doing and making out and about

ME03

Mediating Multicultural Places: the role of images and representation

ME04

Multimedia Anthropology in the Anthropocene: innovating research practice in times of crisis

ME05

Transnationalism, simultaneity, and communities of knowledge: theoretical and methodological questions

ME07

Ethnography and GIS

ME11

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Masculinities: inter-generational, interdisciplinary and international dialogues

ME12

Exploring 50 years of livelihood and landscape changes in arid land oases in the Middle East: Re-studying the ethnographic collections of human geographers and cultural anthropologists

MV01

We Aim to Change the Public Conversation on Migration and Displacement: "World on the Move: 100,000 Years of Human Migration"

MV04

Forensic Anthropology in a Transnational Context: From Unidentified Migrants to Casualties of War

MV05

Travel and Tourism

MV06

Mapping the migrant experience: places, affect and imaginaries from the margins

MV07

Mobility and Digital Culture

MV08

Photography in Motion

MV10a

Nomadic geographies: territories as spatial imaginaries moving with people and things

MV10b

Nomadic geographies: territories as spatial imaginaries moving with people and things

MV11

Moving bodies: mapping mobility and practices of sport, martial arts and dance in urban spaces

MV12

Performing Imagined Geographies

MV13

Refugees, aid-workers, migrants, in place, power, and time: self-agency, image, affect.

MV14

The expat, the migrant, the nomad and their Others: Sociality, media and contemporary framings of mobility

MV15

Mobility and Materiality

MV17

The Anticipation of Place - exhibition and round-table discussion

MV18a

Toxic Flows: Scale, spatio-temporality, and the lived experiences of toxicity on bodies and the environment

MV18b

Toxic Flows: Scale, spatio-temporality, and the lived experiences of toxicity on bodies and the environment

MV19

Dalits and Social Mobility

P01

Keynote: Land and People, once Again

P02

Plenary: Self-devouring growth

P03

Plenary: Researching the Unknown City: urban displacement and the impact of the pandemic

P04

Plenary: The Return of the Archaic in a Higher Form

P05

Plenary: Place and existential crisis in Australia

U01

Encountering the City

U03

Sensory and imaginary city mapping: methods of engaging with public urban spaces for cultural, physical, social and solitary leisure

U04

Urban borderlands at the crossroads of anthropology and geography: spatiality, perceptions and social reproduction in a multiscalar perspective

U05

Relational Creativity in Urban Living Spaces

U06a

Spaces of death in contemporary urban spaces

U06b

Spaces of death in contemporary urban spaces

U08

Urban Experiments in Memory and Forgetting