Environmental Politics and Change in Southern Africa - 19 June
May 31, 2013
Southern Africa: History, Culture and Society Seminar Series, University of London
Wednesday, 19 June 2013
1.00 pm to 5.00 pm.
Carl Death, Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University
"Now I feel the heat as much as white people do..." Social movements, climate change and environmental politics in South Africa
Edward Teversham, St Cross College, University of Oxford
“A relatively luxurious and sophisticated type of recreation”: constructing a wilderness experience for Africans at Manyeleti Game Reserve, 1962-85
Sian Sullivan, Department of Geography, Environment and Development Studies, Birkbeck College
Preliminary thoughts on the valorisation of "green uranium" in Africa
Frances Cleaver, Environment, Politics and Development Group, King’s College London
Institutions, bricolage and “going with the grain”: everyday water governance in rural Zimbabwe
Discussant: William Beinart, African Studies Centre, University of Oxford
Pyramid Room, Geography Department, 4th Floor King's Building, Strand Campus, King's College London, London WCR 2LS
Seminar convenors: Rebekah Lee (r.lee@gold.ac.uk); Deborah Potts (debby.potts@kcl.ac.uk); Hilary Sapire (h.sapire@bbk.ac.uk)
For abstracts and further information on the seminar series visit www.gold.ac.uk/southern-africa