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Anthropology and Environment Society A Section of the American Anthropological Association. Skip to content Home About Us & Officers Contact Us A & E Panels at AAA 2019 (Archive) A & E Panels at AAA 2018 (Archive) A & E Panels at AAA 2017 (Archive) A & E Panels at AAA 2016 (Archive) A & E Panels at AAA 2015 (Archive) A & E Panels at AAA 2014 (Archive) A & E Panels at AAA 2013 Awards Junior Scholar Award Julian Steward Award Small Grants for Collaborative Problem Solving Next Generation Award Rappaport Prize Resources Section News New & Notable Anthropology News Listservs Engagement Blog Facebook Twitter AAA ← Older posts Anthropology and Environment Society (A&E) Sessions & Events 2019 Posted on November 18, 2019 by danieltubb Updated November 19, 2019 with Additional Events of Interest * Dear colleagues, We have another great set of Anthropology and Environment Society-organized sessions at the upcoming AAA/CASCA 2019 Meeting, which I have pasted below. You can also search the online program, by section . We’re also compiling a list of other sessions of interest, so if you don’t see your panel on this list, please email us, and we’ll add your session. Let us know if you have any program questions or concerns. Look forward to seeing you all in Vancouver this week. Best, Bri Farber and Lizzy Hare A&E AAA Program Co-Chairs For more information on sessions and events, go the online searchable program and browse by section. Invited Sessions Friday, 2:00 pm (4-0880) Gender, Energy, and Infrastructure in Africa Friday, 2:00 pm (4-0805) Art of the Anthropocene Saturday, 8:00 am (5-0010) “Bad Air” and the Everyday Landscape of Asia Saturday, 4:15 pm (5-1110) Ecologies of Nationalism Sunday, 10:15 am (6-0225) PLURALIZINGTHE ANTHROPOCENE (II): INDIGENOUS AND DECOLONIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO CLIMATE SCIENCE Rappaport Prize Panel Friday, 2:00 pm (4-1255) Rappaport Student Prize Panel A&E Board and Business Meeting Saturday, 12:15 pm (5-0615) Anthropology and Environment (A&E) Section Board Meeting Saturday, 8:00 pm (5-1265) Anthropology and Environment Section (A&E) Business Meeting Mentoring Events Friday, 10:15 am (4-0305) Anthropology and Environment Society Dissertation Mentoring Event 1 Friday, 12:15 pm (4-0625) Anthropology and Environment Society Dissertation Mentoring Event 2 Saturday, 10:15 am (5-0500) The Ancestors Project for Environmental Anthropology Mentoring Event Saturday, 12:15 pm (5-0620) Anthropology and Environment Society Dissertation Mentoring Event 3 Oral Presentations and Roundtables Wednesday, 12:00 pm (2-0030) Anthropologies of Ground (2-0065) Disaster in Paradise: Natural Hazards, Climate Change and Development Policy in Florida (2-00110) Moving through and Making Urban Space: The Natural Contestations of Cities (2-0150) Riparian Worldings: Water as Life and Life as Water in the Anthropocenic Americas (2-0190) Turning Toward Sustainability: The Complexities of a “Fix” for Climate Change Wednesday, 2:15 pm (2-0245) Anthropologies of Mud: Collaborative Entanglements, Commitments, and Challenges (2-0260) Collaboration and the Politics of Landscapes (2-0275) Discursive Engagements with Environmental Change (2-0285) Enchanted Ecologies and Ethics of Care I (2-0290) Environmental Criminals: Outlaws of the New World Ecosystems (2-0310) Interspecies Methodologies in a “Changing” Climate: The Arts and Methods of an “Engaged” Posthuman Ethnography (2-0350) No ‘Planet B’: Multiplanetary Ethics in the Anthropocene Wednesday, 4:30 pm (2-0490) Enchanted Ecologies and Ethics of Care II (2-0495) Genres of Expression in the Anthropocene (2-0545) Pathways to success for coastal fishing communities (2-0590) Rights, Relations and New Natures in the Anthropocene (2-0600) Sovereigning the Sensuous: Sanctuaries in Charged Climates Thursday, 8:00 am (3-0120) Environmental Knowledge and Wellbeing–SESSION1–EMBODYING (3-0165) Mapping, Maps, GIS and Social Geography (3-0210) The Ancestors Project for Environmental Anthropology: Infrastructures Thursday, 10:15 am (3-0350) Accelerating Dispossession in a Changing Climate. Comparing Land and Water Struggles in Latin America and South Asia (3-0410) Climates of Crisis, Climates of Care: Ethnography in the Aftermath (3-0455) Environmental Knowledge and Wellbeing–SESSION2—CARING Thursday 2:00 (3-0895) Political Ecologies of Matter Out of Place: Aesthetics and Atmospheres of Pollution/Toxicity (3-0950) Untaming futures? Plural knowledges, unknown environments and technologies of anticipation (Part 1) Thursday, 4:15 pm (3-1150) NARRATING THE FUTURE FOR A WARMING WORLD (3-1170) Political Ecologies of Matter Out of Place: Sites and Infrastructures of Pollution/Toxicity (3-1175) Precariously in Place: Ecological Knowledge and Navigating Climate Change (3-1225) Spaces of Hope, Places of Possibility: Examining both the Good and Bad of Local Encounters with Neoliberal Capitalism (3-1270) Untaming futures? Plural knowledges, unknown environments and technologies of anticipation (Part 2) Friday, 8:00 am (4-0015) Assemblage and Accumulation: Materialist renderings of capitalist environments (4-0180) Settler worlds: affect, land and intimacies of nation making among settlers Friday, 10:15 am (4-0355) Crisis in the meantime: infrastructure and environmental transformations (4-0425) Land, Race, and Justice: Resisting Capitalism and Colonialism in Ecological Crises (4-0510) The Ancestors Project for Environmental Anthropology: Translations (4-0550) When Things Fall Apart: Navigating Socio-ecological Disintegration (Part 1) Friday, 2:00 pm (4-1005) The Climate of Governance and the Governance of Climate: Negotiating the Futures of Natures & Cultures (4-1060) When Things Fall Apart: Navigating Socio-ecological Disintegration (Part 2) Friday 4:15 (4-1265) Reimagining American farm crisis: Stagnation, struggle, and change (4-1320) Toxic Assemblages: The Socio-Environmental and Racialized Production of Polluted Bodies Saturday, 8:00 am (5-0105) Feral Atlas: The More-Than-Human Anthropocene (5-0240) The Nature of Capitalist Time Saturday, 10:15 am (5-0395) Environmental Repair: Temporalities of Mitigation, Remediation, and Restoration (5-0410) Feminist Science Studies in the Global South: On Natures, Naturals, and the Fate of the Earth (5-0560) Toxicity Beyond the Human: The Corporation, Uncertain Science, and Methodologies of Encounter Saturday, 2:00 pm (5-0725) A Global Green New Deal? Distributive Politics at the Interface of the State, Economy, and Environment (5-0835) Green/sustainable lifestyle changes and individualized activism in the era of climate change and environmental inequality: Fad, feel-good or political movement? (5-0915) Reimagining and Remapping Environmental and Racial Justice in the Face of a Trumpian Attack (5-0920) Resource Security Saturday, 4:15 pm (5-1035) Appropriating anthropology: interventions from the Indigenous frontlines (5-1095) Creative and tenacious farmwork: Rethinking resistance and resilience in agriculture (Part 2) Sunday, 8:00 am (6-0025) Dynamics of Change in Integrated Socio-Environmental Systems (6-0035) Geological Anthropology: Pasts, Minerals, Climates (Part 1) (6-0060) Material Temporalities: Things, Times, Anthropologies (6-0080) On Coral Ethnographic Research: Thinking concepts, inheritance, and speculative gestures 1 (6-0125) To Obtain and Retain the Land: Settler Colonial Formations in Spaces of Resource Extraction and Production Sunday, 10:15 am (6-0200) Experiencing the Changing Climate: Discourse, Discontent, Phenomenology, and the Media (6-0210) Geological Anthropology: Waters, Ruins, Futures (Part 2) (6-0215) On Coral Ethnographic Research: Thinking concepts, inheritance, and speculative gestures 2 Additional Events of Interest Thursday, 2:00 pm (3-0940) The End of Agrarian Studies? The Fate of “the Rural” under Neoliberal Capitalism and Climate Change Friday, 2:00 pm (4-0945) Planthropocene Power Saturday, 8:00 am (5-0175) ...