The TPE group co-Chaired two panels at the International Association for the Study of Commons (IASC) conference from 16-18 June 2025 at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA. The panels were titled ‘Local Impacts of Global Regimes of Enclosures: Perspectives form Global South’. We were overwhelmed with the response. Both the panels were in hybrid mode with 9 presentations bringing perspectives on the commons from Latin America, Africa and South Asia.
The Transdisciplinary Political Ecology working group brings together a diverse group of actors that are directly or indirectly concerned with Climate justice, Energy transitions, Decarbonization and the Environment. This event is open to students, researchers, academics, members of civil society, the Government, the Private sector and Indigenous Communities who are interested in these topics for collaborative opportunities towards a sustainable future.
When: May 30, 2025
Where: University of Calgary
IASC 2025, UMass, Ahmerst
The TPE group co-Chaired two panels at the International Association for the Study of Commons (IASC) conference 2025 at University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA. The panels were titled ‘Local Impacts of Global Regimes of Enclosures: Perspectives form Global South’. We were overwhelmed with the response. Both the panels were in hybrid mode with 9 presentations bringing perspectives on the commons from Latin America, Africa and South Asia.
Climate, Conservation and Community: A Transdisciplinary Political Ecology Dialogue
TPE working group organised its first event at the University of Calgary campus on May 30, 2025. It was a day-long event with participants from industry, government, non-profits, think-tanks and other communities apart from student, researchers and faculty from academia.
Pollen’24 Lima
The group participated at the Pollen 2024 conference in Lima, Peru chairing three panels titled ‘Decolonizing the normative foundations of Political Ecology’.
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