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Acting on Climate Change
Policy, Rights and Net Zero
Balancing rising energy demands with the need to curb and adapt to anthropogenic climate change in a just and equitable way is at the heart of an existential...
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Disability in Higher Education
A Roundtable Event hosted by the Department of Social Anthropology
Please join us for a roundtable event to discuss Disability in Higher Education
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Postgraduate Cafe
Come along to meet and chat to other postgraduate students, Tea, coffee and biscuits provided.
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Supply chain cinema: producing global film workers
Film Studies Speaker Series: Dr Kay Dickinson
Dr Kay Dickinson will introduce her upcoming book Supply chain cinema: producing global film workers (BFI, 2024). Why are big budget films typically made across...
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Energy Cafe: Imagery and community agency in energy futures
Hosted by Gair Dunlop. Whether it's enormous offshore wind developments or the slow drawdown of nuclear facilities, community agency in relation to...
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Yiddish Cinema: The Drama of Troubled Communication
A conversation with Jonah Corne and Monika Vrečar
The turbulent Yiddish world of the first half of the twentieth century produced great works not only of literature, theatre, and music, but of cinema. In their...
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Institute of Intellectual History --- Tom Pye (UCL)
The tailzie and the politics of the feudal law in eighteenth-century Britain
All welcome
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar: Dr Ana Gutierrez Garza
Title: Mobilising vulnerability: Political resistance among housing activists in Madrid
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar followed by discussion.
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Book talk: Digital Masquerade: Feminist Rights and Queer Media in China, Jia Tan
Jia Tan is Global Fellow at St Andrews
The Gender Institute and the Mlitt in Gender Studies (Graduate School of Interdisciplinary studies), invites you to the book presentation of Digital Masquerade....
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Inaugural Peter Gow Memorial Lecture (Hybrid)
Prof Aparecida Vilaça --
A lecture celebrating the intellectual legacy of Amazonianist anthropologist Peter Gow. Delivered by Prof Aparecida Vilaça (Museu Nacional, Universidade...
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Sketching Stories of Climate Anxiety
As part of the Fife Climate Festival, this family-friendly (age 12+) workshop will explore climate justice and climate anxiety through different examples of...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Matheus Alves Duarte da Silva
From extermination to surveillance: rats, rat-catchers, and international health (1900-1945
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar!
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Interdisciplinary Encounters: Challenge-led Assessment
We're delighted to launch a new series of interdisciplinary events, Interdisciplinary Encounters. The first event is a lunchtime Teams roundtable on...
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Artist in Residence: one year on
CEE's Artist-in-Residence: Rebecca Sharp
Join CEE's Artist-in-Residence, poet Rebecca Sharp, for this work-in-progress sharing event. Rebecca will be sharing some of the new poems written during...
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Energy Cafe: Shores of Change
The global energy transition and the future of African coastal states
The urgency to address the impacts of climate change has reached a critical point. Although the global community acknowledges the imperative for a united...
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Energy Café: Saving energy, saving the Revolution
Energy efficiency and revolutionary ethics in the Cuban transition
Dr Gustav Cederlöf School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden In the pursuit of socialism, Cuba become one of Latin America's most...
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Saints Talk: Dr Stavroula Pipyrou
Too Close, Too Distant: The Perpetual Transformation of the Political
Development is delighted to invite you to the next instalment in our Saints Talk series from Dr Stavroula Pipyrou, 'Too Close, Too Distant: The Perpetual...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Manar Kawasmi
Development Beyond Dependency and Soft Power: The Creation of a Palestinian NGO-nation
This presentation focuses on development in Palestine post-Cold War and the establishment of the PA in 1993. Since this time, Palestine has headed the donor aid...
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Energy Cafe: Why we should care about care
This cafe will be hosted by Silvia Pergetti. The work it takes to operate and maintain energy systems is essential yet often missing from public and scholarly...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Mary Fairio
"Wok bung wantaim (working together): Women associations and foreign aid in Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea (PNG)".
Abstract Despite an increase in aid assistance, women continue to struggle to be recognised as leaders in formal spaces in Papua New Guinea (PNG). So, I ask:...
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No More Fossils -- New Book Discussion with Dominic Boyer
Join us for a new book discussion with author Professor Dominic Boyer, on 12 February at 3pm (UK time) online. In No More Fossils, Dominic Boyer tells the story...
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Teach-in: Gaza and justice
As we pass 100 days of Israel's military campaign in Gaza with a spread of conflict in the region, this Teach-In provides a forum for discussing questions...
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Energy Cafe: Radical action from above
The World Commission on Dams and the making of global guidelines for the planning and construction of large dams
Hosted by Christopher Schulz Large dams are back on the global development agenda. Researchers have counted thousands of dam projects that are currently planned...
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Ukraine: Energy in the Spotlight Revisited -- The Energy of Water
Join the Centre for Energy Ethics for the next seminar of Ukraine: Energy in the Spotlight Revisited. This session will be dedicated to the story of the...
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Book Launch: 'Engineering Reality' by Dr Cornelia Helmcke
Join Centre for Energy Ethics postdoctoral researcher Dr Cornelia Helmcke for an informal event to celebrate the release of her book Engineering Reality: The...
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Imagining Re-Industrialisation: Battery Gigafactories and the energy transition in Norway
Hosted by Anna-Sophie Hobi. Lithium-ion batteries are pivotal in the efforts to 'decarbonise' the European economy. Consequently, a battery...
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PEPtalk: Relational approaches to navigating policy impact
The Centre for Energy Ethics is pleased to announce its Policy Engagement Practice seminar series --- PEPtalks. Please join us and our invited speakers as...
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'The Drum': film screening plus panel discussion
On 5 March, Dundee Contemporary Arts will be screening the 1938 film 'The Drum' from a rare vintage 16mm print, as part of the events programme for...
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Ukraine Energy in the Spotlight Revisited: Nuclear Worlds
Join us online or in-person on October, 26, 5 pm (UK time) for an exciting discussion on the latest updates on Ukrainian nuclear energy. We will focus on the...
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Hands off: LGBTQ+ Cultural Heritage and Ethical Stewardship -- Day One
Ajamu X and Matthew Arthur Williams in conversation
Who should be responsible for safeguarding queer and trans collections for posterity, and how should this be done? 'Hands off' is a two-day...
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Ukraine: Energy in the Spotlight -- Electric Networks
Electricity, like air, is something we notice when it disappears. In 2022 Ukrainians faced an acute energy deficiency, in everyday life, at work, and public...
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Hands off: LGBTQ+ Cultural Heritage and Ethical Stewardship -- Day Two
Who should be responsible for safeguarding queer and trans collections for posterity, and how should this be done? 'Hands off' is a two-day...
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Colonial Cinema in the Open Air: Dr Nadine Chan
Film Studies Speaker Series
Dr Nadine Chan (University of Toronto) will present her research in a talk entitled: 'Colonial Cinema in the Open Air: Ambient Governmentality and...
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PEP talk: Turning Research into Impact: Responding to Calls for Evidence
Ever wondered what role research and evidence plays in policymaking? Have you considered how your research can help inform policy? Do you know how to engage...
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'Dog Apartment', a Master Class with Priit Tender, part of the 'Constructing Other Worlds' events.
Prof. Priit Tender (Estonian Academy of Arts) will give a masterclass on his film, Dog Apartment as part of the two-day event 'Constructing Other Worlds'
As part of a two-day event 'Constructing Other Worlds: Ethnography/Animation' Prof. Priit Tender (Estonian Academy of Arts) will be presenting a...
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Energy Café: Cost-benefit analyses, short-termism and social discount rate
The Social Discount Rate (SDR) determines the present value of future societal costs and benefits. A declining SDR suggests society values future benefits more...
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PEPtalk: The evolving landscape of evidence in policy and practice
Navigating the labyrinth
In the past 30 or so years our understanding of research and evidence use has broadened --- moving from linear views of an evidence use...
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Screening Politics---Film Festivals, Archives and Cinematic Exhibition in the Cold War
Workshop organised by the German Screen Studies Network (GSSN)
This GSSN workshop focuses on the "politics" of film exhibition in the Cold War, i.e., the influence of institutional actors from politics, culture...
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Energy Café: Large scale renewable energy investments in energy insecure regions.
Why communities choose to resist
During this Energy Café, the centre's postdoctoral researcher Cornelia Helmcke will tie in her previous work on energy data justice in Colombia with her...
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Energy Café: Legitimising the ISDS Regime through Energy Justice
This seminar examines the role of the Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) regime in the global energy sector and its connection to energy justice. The ISDS...
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Sands 24: Smoke Sauna Sisterhood
Anna Hints' atmospheric, almost mystical, feature-length documentary debut invites us to become part of a supportive, witty, sweaty female collective who...
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Constructing Other Worlds: A practical workshop on Animation and Ethnography
How can thinking like an animator inform anthropological research?
The workshop is open to all students of Anthropology (UG, PGT AND PGR) (15 seats). Department of Social anthropology brings to you a one of its kind hands-on...
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Burnt out: one Australian's experience of our changing climate
Performance and post-show discussion
This performance is BSL interpreted. Weaving spoken word and movement, Penny uses her own experiences to take us on a journey through Australia's...
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Institute for Theology, Imagination and the Arts film screening and panel -- Candlemas 2024, week 9
Film screening of Carl Theodor Dryer's 'The Passion of Joan of Arc' and panel discussion (ITIA)
The Institute for Theology, Imagination, and the Arts (ITIA) extends a warm invitation to a special screening of Carl Theodor Dryer's 'The Passion...
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Screening Politics: Film Festivals, Archives and Cinematic Exhibition in the Cold War
This workshop focuses on the "politics" of film exhibition in the Cold War, i.e., the influence of institutional actors from politics, culture and...
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Ecuadorian cinema for the 21st century: Dr Fernanda Miño
Book launch and screening of Ratas, Ratones, Rateros (Sebastian Cordero, 1999)
Associate Lecturer in Film Studies, Dr Fernanda Miño, will be introducing her upcoming book Ecuadorian Cinema for the 21st Century. The first major English...
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Visual AIDS Day With(out) Art Film Screening: Everyone I Know Is Sick
Film screening and panel discussion presenting newly commissioned videos that generate connections between HIV and other forms of illness and disability.
St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art and the Centre for Screen Cultures is proud to partner with Visual AIDS for Day With(out) Art 2023 by presenting Everyone...
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Fond of Little Tunes: Homosexuality and Music in Hollywood Cinema
Talk by Professor Richard Dyer and Scottish book launch for The Richard Dyer Reader
Writer Richard Dyer will be in St Andrews on 15 November for the Scottish launch of The Richard Dyer Reader, a book recently published by BFI/Bloomsbury and...
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PEPtalk: Tearing down policy barriers on the path to greening the grid
Converting proposals to new clean power
The Centre for Energy Ethics is pleased to announce the return of its Policy Engagement Practice seminar series --- PEPtalks. Please join us and our invited...
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Social Anthropology Departmental Seminar -- Dr Frances Pine
Borders, classifications, inequalities: ordinary uncertainties at critical moments
Please join us for this week's departmental seminar, with Dr Frances Pine from Goldsmiths, University of London.
