So excited to be one of them :)
.@snsf_ch awards Starting Grants to outstanding young researchers in Switzerland. This year, five of the successful researchers plan to carry out their projects at the University of Basel.
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📣 New Publication out!
Nature conservation, borders and violence along the Chobe River between Botswana and Namibia: doi.org/10.1080/08865655.202… @emmanuelmogend1
Yay! Congratulations and thanks for giving the opportunity to contribute! 🫏🫏
Our special issue "Multispecies Encounters in Conservation Landscapes in Southern Africa" is out! co-edited together with Hauke Vehrs and Michael Bollig and with articles by @WildPasts_, @LuregnL, @romievonkie, @JessJLavelle, & others! tandfonline.com/toc/rasa20/4…
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📢***FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY***
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ESEH-Gale Non-Residential Fellowships in Digital Environmental History for early-career scholars
#envhist #digitalhumanities #DigitalHistory
It's official! I've been awarded an MSCA Postdoctoral Fellowship for my project "Past Natures for Future Conservation (PANATURE): Current Narratives and Historical Human-Wildlife-Land Relations in Southern Africa and the European Alps.” #PANATURE #ConservationHumanities #GSSC
Check out the new open-access volume "Planetary Hinterlands - Extraction, Abandonment and Care" - with wonderful contributions by Pamila Gupta, @sindi_leigh, Sarah Nuttall, Esther Peeren, myself and many more...! link.springer.com/book/10.10…
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We're excited to announce the Global History and Culture Centre's Autumn Programme, kicking off today with the book launch of Maxine Berg and Pat Hudson's "Slavery, Capitalism and the Industrial Revolution" (2023). Find the full calendar of events at warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/histo…
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📢📢📢 New blog out now! @KalvelageLinus draws on his extensive research on tourism in communal conservancies Zambezi Region to argue that photo and hunting tourism combined do not generate enough income to drive rural development. This is blog 1 of 2!
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‘The Fish That Sees Its Water Is Getting Shallow Cannot Be Stranded’
I have been planning this exhibition for several years & I’m glad that it is finally opening next week.
30th June, 18h00 @ The Project Room
Finally, after many years of wonderful collaboration and research our edited volume on the Lower !Garib / Orange River is out - Thanks to all who contributed! You can download the pdf for free, printed verisons will follow soon. transcript-verlag.de/978-3-8…
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Great panel at #ECAS2023 on the role of state borders and species boundaries in conservation organized by @LuregnL and @MogendeEmmanuel !
Check out our #ECAS2023 panel “Reconfiguring the role of state borders and species boundaries in nature conservation” bringing together state borders and species boundaries and their contested impact on multi-species futures #CallForPapers @emmanuelmogend1 nomadit.co.uk/conference/eca…
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***We are hiring***
Ab 1. September 2022 oder nach Vereinbarung besetzen wir eine Stelle als Hilfsassistent*in (6 Stunden/Woche) für unsere Geschäftsstelle.
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Already number 9! Come join our Namibian Research Day on 1st October 2022 in Basel zasb.unibas.ch/en/news/news-…
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African Parks has always denied conducting military-style operations against jihadists in Benin. But its own confidential incident report describes how it scrambled to "organise an offensive operation to neutralise" a dozen suspected militants in 2020. reuters.com/world/africa/par…
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Nature #conservation & #warfare are entwined through socio-technical relationships & shared infrastructures.
James Merron & @LuregnL historicize #GreenMilitarization along #SouthAfrican borders.
Read here: doi.org/g248
#STS #EnvironmentalHumanities #NamibianHistory

ALT Figure 3. Installation of a camera into the nose of the Mirage fighter jet taken in 1976. (Source: Airforce Museum, Cape Town). There are four men wearing aviation uniforms. A pilot climbs in or out of the plane, a man tinkering with camera and another on the wing of the plane, and another man who looks at the plane in a supervising gaze.
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Happy #4s2021 everyone! To celebrate, we’re releasing the new issue of the @4sWeb #openaccess journal, Engaging Science, Technology and Society. Read here now! estsjournal.org/
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8th Namibia Research Day
🗓️2 Oct 2021
🔗Programme out now:
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Jointly organized by @ZASBasel, @unam_na and Basler Afrika Bibliographien
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