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Le « Bouillon d'idées »
Le « Bouillon d’idées » est une réunion interne du collectif Political Ecologies qui a lieu régulièrement durant le semestre, en principe un lundi sur deux de 12h à 13h. Le Bouillon permet aux chercheuses et aux chercheurs (doctorant-e-s, postdoctorant-e-s, professeur-e-s, etc.) de présenter une recherche en préparation ou en cours et de recevoir un retour des collègues dans une ambiance amicale. Le calendrier des séances est disponible sur le calendrier partagé de l’IGD, et le détail de chaque séance (intervenant.e, sujet, salle, lien zoom) est généralement envoyé le lundi la précédant. Contactez Aurore Rimlinger pour obtenir des informations sur le programme actuel et pour proposer une séance.
2023
30.01.2023 // Su Su Myat
Southern gaze on smart urbanism in Geneva: the everyday state, actors, and practice
Southern gaze on smart urbanism in Geneva: the everyday state, actors, and practice
27.02.2023 // Gretchen Walters
A legacy of loss? Protected area expansion into Gabon’s Batéké Plateaux land commons
A legacy of loss? Protected area expansion into Gabon’s Batéké Plateaux land commons
13.03.2023 // Samantha Sithole
Youth engagement in global environmental governance
Youth engagement in global environmental governance
24.04.2023 // Christian Kull
Acacia: on post-natural histories and sustainability
Acacia: on post-natural histories and sustainability
01.05.2023 // Nishara Fernando, Malith Silva (Sri Lankan colleagues)
Learning from post-crisis municipal solid waste management in Colombo, Sri Lanka
Learning from post-crisis municipal solid waste management in Colombo, Sri Lanka
22.05.2023 // René Véron
Project presentation "Social resilience in the Sundarbans Delta: Eliciting Needs-based Grassroots Action through Cross-Group Engagement"
Project presentation "Social resilience in the Sundarbans Delta: Eliciting Needs-based Grassroots Action through Cross-Group Engagement"
12.06.2023 // Manoa Rajaonarivelo
Understanding non-native tree invasions to ensure the sustainability of forest landscape restoration in Madagascar
09.10.2023 // Rob Booth
Between Scales, Subjectivities and Species: Towards a political ecological theory of futurity in agri-food systems (séminaire commun LACS et groupe Agroécologie)
23.10.2023 // Samantha Sithole
Youth engagement in the conservation of the Greater Kruger National Park
06.11.2023 // Chanelle Adams
Ravintsara from Roots to Remedy: Some Initial Reflections on Wellness Crops Produced in the Highlands of Madagascar
Understanding non-native tree invasions to ensure the sustainability of forest landscape restoration in Madagascar
09.10.2023 // Rob Booth
Between Scales, Subjectivities and Species: Towards a political ecological theory of futurity in agri-food systems (séminaire commun LACS et groupe Agroécologie)
23.10.2023 // Samantha Sithole
Youth engagement in the conservation of the Greater Kruger National Park
06.11.2023 // Chanelle Adams
Ravintsara from Roots to Remedy: Some Initial Reflections on Wellness Crops Produced in the Highlands of Madagascar
13.11.2023 // Yiching Song
Agrobiodiversity conservation and farmer seed system enhancement in China
Agrobiodiversity conservation and farmer seed system enhancement in China
27.11.2023 // Aurore Rimlinger
A plum story? Historic foreign encounters with the safu in Central Africa
A plum story? Historic foreign encounters with the safu in Central Africa
11.12.2023 // Emilie Hélène Crémin
Social and ecological analysis of mangrove-shrimp agroecological systems
Social and ecological analysis of mangrove-shrimp agroecological systems
2022
25.04.2022 // Roland Cochard : Mapping the nature of a ‘forest transition’ (1966-2019) in Central Vietnam
09.05.2022 // Elise Tancoigne : Kéfir de lait : discours, savoirs et diversité microbienne d’un « super-aliment »
23.05.2022 // Miriam Tola : Gender, race and land improvement in 17th century England
13.06.2022 // Louisa Malatesta : Présentation du projet Volteface “Regards” : Regards croisés entre Pro Natura et le monde agricole
26.09.2022 // Josie Wittmer – Embodied urban political ecologies of dirty work in the ‘clean city’
31.10.2022 // Ariane Cosiaux – Where did the mbi ngeo come from? Cultivation and trade in Raphia vinifera seedlings in the Grassfields of Cameroon (1940-1980)
07.11.2022 // Valérie Boisvert – Nature et marchés : retours réflexifs
21.11.2022 // Taenaz Shakir – Environmental and social injustices surrounding municipal solid waste management in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Archives 2018-2020
2020
- Historical Political Ecology of the Tarangire-Manyara Ecosystem: from colonial legacies, to contested histories, towards convivial conservation? [07.12.2020 12h00] - publié le 25.11.2020
- Building farm system resilience in Canton de Vaud [30.11.2020 12h00] - publié le 26.11.2020
- Infrastructure, power, and people’s labour: everyday waste politics in Mandalay, Myanmar [09.11.2020 12h00] - publié le 30.10.2020
- Loss of land and livelihoods from mining operations: A case in the Limpopo Province, South Africa [02.11.2020 12h00] - publié le 02.11.2020
- REPORTÉ - Loss of land and livelihoods from mining operations: A case in the Limpopo Province, South Africa [23.03.2020 12h00] - publié le 16.03.2020
- State territorialization of Upland Forests in Post-socialist Vietnam [09.03.2020 12h00] - publié le 02.03.2020
- Second fieldwork report: Revealing production of scientific arguments around the nexus between water scarcity and eucalyptus forest lands in South Africa and Australia [02.03.2020 12h00] - publié le 24.02.2020
- ANNULÉ - The transition of Forest Frontier Spaces: State, peasants and the politics of forest territorialization in post-socialist Vietnam [17.02.2020 12h00] - publié le 13.02.2020
- The programmatic change of a German child rights organisation (NGO) with a special focus on the Self-Help-Group-Approach [27.01.2020 12h00] - publié le 15.01.2020
2019
Semestre automne
- Raphia palm and people: towards a historical ecology of the western highlands of Cameroon [16.12.2019 12h00] - publié le 10.12.2019
- Natural resource governance and conservation Initiatives: the hidden opportunity to address youth unemployment in Africa? [09.12.2019 12h00] - publié le 03.12.2019
- Politics of Waste Infrastructure: How Rural Tibetans Use Sacred Trash to Negotiate Their Empowerment [25.11.2019 12h00] - publié le 18.11.2019
- Moving beyond governance in silos in the Democratic Republic of Congo [18.11.2019 12h00] - publié le 31.10.2019
- Invisibilised Conservationists in South Africa's Private Nature Reserves [11.11.2019 12h00] - publié le 07.11.2019
- “Do whatever it takes!”: Superweeds and the power of a threatening discourse [28.10.2019 12h00] - publié le 22.10.2019
Semestre printemps
- In quest of transdisciplinarity: History, Definition, Frameworks, and Challenges [17.06.2019 12h00] - publié le 11.06.2019
- Landscape histories and environmental histories : theoretical and methodological reflections from an Indian Ocean perspectives [06.06.2019 14h00] - publié le 13.05.2019
- Importance du partenariat avec la communauté locale pour une conservation durable à Bezà Mahafaly, dans le sud-ouest de Madagascar [27.05.2019 10h45] - publié le 25.04.2019
- Tourism, heritage and the transforming village: case study of Azheke at the world heritage site of Honghe Hani Rice Terraces [20.05.2019 12h00] - publié le 07.05.2019
- A spiny situation: the management of the family Cactaceae as invasive species [13.05.2019 12h00] - publié le 06.05.2019
- Switzerland - a hub in the gold trade: challenges and responsibilities [29.04.2019 12h15] - publié le 16.04.2019
- L’accaparement des terres et la législation foncière à Madagascar [15.04.2019 12h00] - publié le 02.04.2019
- Sélectionner le « bon mouton » : l’œil, le standard ou la génétique ? [18.03.2019 12h00] - publié le 07.03.2019
- Do conservation interventions aimed at slowing deforestation and improving wellbeing work, and how do we know? [11.03.2019 12h00] - publié le 23.01.2019
- Blinded like a state: urban sanitation, improvement and high modernism in contemporary Myanmar [25.02.2019 12h00] - publié le 18.01.2019
- Fieldwork report: Revealing production and circulation of scientific arguments around the nexus between water scarcity and eucalyptus forest plantations in Chile [04.02.2019 12h30] - publié le 23.01.2019
- Land Use Transition and Socio-Ecological Outcomes in Asunafo Cocoa Growing Region of Ghana [28.01.2019 12h30] - publié le 14.01.2019
- A political agro-ecology of framing and farming Quinoa in Switzerland [21.01.2019 12h00] - publié le 14.01.2019
2018
- ‘Le Guépard’ sous les Pins. Instrumentalisations du changement et de la continuité dans l’intégration des enjeux forestiers en Landes de Gascogne, France [17.12.2018 12h30] - publié le 20.11.2018
- Que fait le new public management aux politiques de l’eau et aux risques liés à l’eau ? [10.12.2018 12h30] - publié le 20.11.2018
- Producing water scarcity in São Paulo, Brazil: The 2014-2015 Water Crisis and the Binding Politics of Infrastructure [05.12.2018 12h30] - publié le 21.11.2018
- How language shapes our perception of landscapes [19.11.2018 12h30] - publié le 16.11.2018
- Whose blue economy? Perspectives on fisheries development through tuna fishing in Madagascar. [12.11.2018 12h00] - publié le 05.11.2018
- The nexus between science, policy and governance in the case of water scarcity in eucalyptus forest plantations in Chile [22.10.2018 12h00] - publié le 19.10.2018
