AA01
Activist-Expertise vis-à-vis the Violence of the Anthropocene: Infrastructure and the Expert's Subjectivity at the Intersection of Violent Histories and Catastrophic Futures
AA02
Thinking about other ways of telling the world: the necessity of activist/engaged anthropology in a global world
AA03
Hedging bets in more-than-human worlds: joint futures of veterinary and conservation interventions
AA04
Vanished Knowledge: does the radical anthropo-geography of the anarcho-Solidarist movement tell us anything about the capacity of anthropologists and geographers to confront genocide?
AA05
Changing Seascapes: Community Visions and Values for Marine Protected Area Management
AA06
Identity and Territory in Conflict
AA07
Knowledge flows across global commodity supply chains: circulations and asymmetries
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
Anthropologists and geographers engaging in public policy and practice
AA12
Helping in an era of hostility: Political agency and moral contestations in civil society movements for and by migrants
AM01
Transatlantic museum mobilities: convergences of objects, people and ideas
AM02
Reactivating Ethnobotanical Collections in the Anthropology Museum
AM03
Objects, archives and their stories: unsettling colonial certainties
AM04
Mapping Culture and the Poetics of Political Museology
AM05
Colonial map collections: new approaches and methodologies
AM06
Explorations of Indigenous archive-making: the Living Archive of Aboriginal Art
AM07
Heritage and Environmental Racism in the Anthropocene
AM08
Representing Displacement: Analysing Migrant Experiences through Art, Material Culture and Museums
AN01
(Re)scaling the Anthropocene
AN02
Precarious Places: Shifting Ground in the Anthropocene
AN04
Folklore, Geography and Anthropology: ways of knowing water/landscape/climate in the Anthropocene
AN05
Soil security and sustainable development in the Anthropocene
B01
Embodying Liminality in Transitional Spaces
B02
Geographies and anthropologies of the state: places, persons and nonhumans
B03
Watershed Ethnography
B04
Saharan Imaginaries: Endogenous and Exogenous Perspectives
B05
Approaching indigenous territorialities in (post)colonial contexts
B06
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
B11
Mapping the multiple Mediterraneans
B12
Forests and the Indigenous Communities Worldwide through Ages: A Struggle for Survival
B13
Beyond Resistance: Value, Aspiration and Contested Realms in Late Capitalism
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
C06
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
ED02
What sort of collaborations between geography and anthropology when teaching in schools ? (and not only)
ED03
Meeting of the IUAES Anthropology and Education Commission
HE01
Routes to wellbeing: Inviting novel (re-)imaginings of therapeutic mobilities
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.
HI02
Integrating Political Ecology Approaches: Origins, Synergies, Next Steps
HI03
Histories between Anthropology and Geography: Practices, Actors, Canons
HI04
Imperial infrastructures, disciplinary networks: Histories of mobility and knowledge production in Anthropology and Geography
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
IN02
Infrastructures: Anthrogeographies of the state as an absent presence
IN03
Landscapes of infrastructure
IN04
Geographies of Care
IN05
Audit, Management Consultancy and the New World Order: The new spaces and subjects of international accountancy
IN06
Lives on the line: The future of coastal infrastructure
IN07
Digital Futures, Democracy and Development
IN08
A right to light and a right to darkness?
MA01
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
Maps, Mapping and the world's indigenous peoples
ME02
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
ME10
Of scientists, samples and evidence: Observation(s) as the laboratory
ME11
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"
MV02
Thinking Like Tumbleweeds: Bodily Genres and the Vitality of Beings at Large
MV03
Brexit, Tourism and Travel (Im)mobilities
MV04
Forensic Anthropology in a Transnational Context: From Unidentified Migrants to Casualties of War
MV05
The Objects of Travel and Tourism: Materials, Materiality and Experience
MV06
Mapping the migrant experience: places, affect and imaginaries from the margins
MV07
On the Move: Performativity, Identity and Cultural Practice in Digital Culture
MV08
Photographies Across Time and Space: Picturing Identities in Motion
MV09
Autostop/hitchhiking: socio-spatial understandings
MV10
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
MV14
The expat, the migrant, the nomad and their Others: Sociality, media and contemporary framings of mobility
MV15
Mobility and Materiality: Dynamic Lives of People and Things
MV17
The Anticipation of Place - exhibition and round-table discussion
MV18
Toxic flows: Scales, spaces, forms and lived experiences of toxicity on bodies and the environment
P01
Land and People, once Again
U01
Encountering the City
U02
Urban liquefaction: Rethinking the relationship between land and sea
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
U06
Spaces of death in contemporary urban spaces
U07
Out of time? - Temporalities of African Urban (Re)Development
U08
Urban Experiments in Memory and Forgetting