Centre for World Environmental History

Past Events and Research Seminars

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Economy in Water

Friday 28 February from 17:15 until 19:15

Jubilee G36

Including - Dangerous Water: Rivers, Lakes and Sovereign Ecologies in the Eastern Himalayas, with Alex Aisher


Earth: Land, Lifeforms, Livelihoods

Friday 7 February from 17:15 until 19:15

Fulton 203

Academia and Activism network: Understanding Environmental Crisis


Mapping Iron's Caste - The Agnotology of Plunder

Saturday 1 February from 10:30 until 11:30

U.N. College of Science & Technology, Adaspur, Cuttack

Keynote address for the Golden Jubilee of Odisha History Congress


Conceptualising Environmental Conflict through Multidisciplinary Lenses

Friday 31 January from 17:15 until 19:15

Fulton 203

Academia and Activism network: Understanding Environmental Crisis


Rebuilding ‘RiskScapes’: post-flood Kerala 2018

Thursday 10 October from 17:30 until 19:00

Bramber House 256

The paper engages with the complexities involved in rebuilding Kerala in the wake of the disastrous floods that ravaged the state in June-August 2018.


Disruption by Dams

Wednesday 2 October from 15:00 until 18:00

Bramber House, Room 255

Big dams in India and Turkey


Women, Militarisation and Trade in North-­East India’s Borderland Area

Thursday 27 June from 14:00 until 17:00

Bramber House Room 232

Nandima would focus on Women's Resistance Movement against Militarisation in Manipur. David would talk on Trading along the Indo-Myanmar Borderlands:...


How to Steal a Forest - Investigating Extractivism in India

Saturday 8 June from 14:00 until 17:00

Arts C333

Chitrangada Choudhury puts the spotlight on the dispossession of rural communities, in particular Adivasis, of eastern and central India.


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