The EnJust Network for Environmental Justice organized an event on the topic “How political may/should science be in times of climate change?» In a panel discussion with representatives from social and natural sciences, science theory and political activism we discussed the role of science in the context of climate change and the current socio-ecological crisis.
Organized by: EnJust Network for Environmental Justice Where? Online Zoom Webinar – access link here When? July 1, 2020, 7:00 p.m. All welcome! The EnJust Network for Environmental Justice (www.enjust.net) is planning an event on Wednesday, 01st of July on the topic «How political may/should science be in times of climate change? In a panel discussion with representatives from…
Software We use the «Zoom» software to conduct the digital panel discussion. Participation can easily be done via an access link in the web browser (Zoom recommends Google Chrome). Optionally, the Zoom app can be downloaded here for a better connection quality. A Zoom account is not required, i.e. registration with Zoom is not necessary. Note: only if you…
The EnJust workshop Kiel 2019 was opened with a keynote speech by Gordon Walker (Environment Centre, Lancaster University, UK), one of the leading geographers in the field of environmental justice.
In summer 2018 the photographer Barbara Dombrowski traveled to the South Pacific islands of Kiribati and Rarotonga. The journey was both the conclusion of her photographic cycle «Tropic Ice_Dialog between Places Affected by Climate Change» and the starting point for a cycle of spectacular installations designed to draw attention to climate change and its consequences for culture and native…
Ein Beitrag zur westlichen Ideengeschichte der Gerechtigkeit von Konrad Ott Gerechtigkeit kann, ähnlich wie Freiheit, als eine Idee der praktischen Vernunft betrachtet werden. Forderungen nach Gerechtigkeit zählen zur moralischen Tradition der Menschheit und finden sich prominent in der jüdisch-christlich-griechisch-römischen Kultur. In der jüdischen Tradition bedeutet „zedekija“ die Befolgung der göttlichen Rechtsgeheiße und ein Leben in Gottesfurcht. Im Psalter heißt…
It is with great disappointment that we need to inform you that this year’s International EnJust 2020 Workshop in Freiburg will not take place.
More than 60 scientists from 14 countries met from 6 to 8 June at the University of Kiel for the workshop «Narratives and Practices of Environmental Justice» to exchange views on issues and questions of environmental justice.
It is with great disappointment that we need to inform you that this year’s International EnJust 2020 Workshop in Freiburg will not take place. The situation with COVID-19 has changed dramatically over the past weeks, across Europe and the world. To ensure the safety of participants and avoid further uncertainty about travel bookings, the EnJust 2020 team and the…
12/05/2020 Hansa48 Kiel Was? Podiumsdiskussion zum Thema: Wie politisch darf/soll die Wissenschaft in Zeiten des Klimawandels sein? Veranstaltet durch: EnJust Netzwerk für Umweltgerechtigkeit Wo? Hansa48, Hansastraße 48, 24118 Kiel Wann? 12.05.2020 um 19 Uhr All welcome! Das EnJust Netzwerk für Umweltgerechtigkeit (www.enjust.uni-kiel.de) plant am Dienstag, den 12.5., in Kiel eine Veranstaltung zum Thema «Wie politisch darf/soll die Wissenschaft in…
