Events - Page 3
In this Climate and Society Forum, we would like to talk about change. Is the solution to climate change about “changing people” or is it about activating people as agents of change? What’s the difference and why is it important? What’s your experience?
Join the academic staff and your fellow students for lunch. Remember to bring your own lunch, coffee and tea will be provided.
Solution oriented research, spatial tranfer of (socio-technical) innovations and energy transitions in the Global South. Findings from the Solar Transitions and Solar xChange projects.
We are pleased to invite you to the next Cities & Society seminar.
Kurt Iveson, Associate Professor of Urban Geography at the University of Sydney, will present Crowds, clouds and ‘accumulation by datafication’: further adventures in the commodification of everyday urban life.
Plus panel discussion: See below for details
Join Professor Hilary Bradbury for a participatory symposium on revitalizing knowledge creation
We are pleased to invite you to this Cities & Society seminar.
Håvard Haarstad, Professor of human geography and Director for the Centre for Climate and Energy Transformation at the University of Bergen will present "Urban sustainability and the problem of the built environment: reworking Forus Industrial Park"
We are pleased to invite you to the next event of the Cities & Society seminar series on Thursday, week 46.
Professor Brett Christophers of the Department of Social and Economic Geography, Uppsala University, will present "Putting financialisation in its financial context: transformations in local government-led urban development in post-financial crisis England"
Join the academic staff and your fellow students for lunch. Remember to bring your own lunch, coffee and tea will be provided.
ISS is hosting an exciting lecture next week:
"Environmental History of the Arctic: a view from Russia" by Julia Lajus, Associate Professor at the Department of History, St. Petersburg School of Humanities and Arts, National Research University Higher School of Economics.
Professor Lars Coenen fra The University of Melbourne er invitert til å holde årets Tschudi-forelesning ved Institutt for sosiologi og samfunnsgeografi.
Title: "About Time: Changing mobilities and creative urbanism"
By Prof. Monika Buscher (Lancaster University, Dept. Sociology)
Terra, PU and Samfunnsgeografen call a general meeting on the September 3 at 16:15, seminar room 201 Harriet Holters hus.
In this meeting we will choose new board members and go through changes in the resolutions. Pizza will be provided!
